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DC Circuit Tosses Democrats' Emoluments Claims Against Trump and His Hotel
The judges found the lawmakers do not have standing to sue Trump. "We will not—indeed we cannot—participate in this debate," they said.
Appeals Court Holds Daily Fantasy Sports Contests Illegal Gambling in NY
The justices in the majority in the split Appellate Division, Third Department decision assessed "whether IFS [interactive fantasy sports] contests involve a material degree of chance" and found that they did.
Mid-Market Recap: What Healthier Law Firm Mergers Mean for Midsize Firms
Many firms are looking for "scale" and have a list of firms already that they want to know more about and potentially acquire or merge with.
Morris James Makes Leadership Changes in Litigation Department
Morris James announced that Albert H. Manwaring IV was named chair of the firm's corporate and commercial litigation group. The former chair of the group, Lewis H. Lazarus, is now the leader of the business litigation department.
Trump Watch: The News You Missed While DC Was Impeaching
The legal news certainly wasn't going to go on hiatus just because the Senate was holding an impeachment trial.
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Taylor Wessing Cuts 28 From Its Ranks in London
The U.K. law firm's reductions follow the transition of roles to its Liverpool base.
Jones Day's Big-D Office Raided, Law Prof Quarantined, Trump Award Tossed: The Morning Minute
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Litigators of the Week: How Quinn Emanuel Team Kept It Simple—And Won $1.1B Verdict for Caltech
"We asked the jury to make it a simple question of 'Who do you trust?' We asked the jury to use their common sense to decide the simple question of which side was trying to confuse and mislead them," said Quinn Emanuel partners Jim Asperger, Kevin Johnson and Bill Price.
Too Cute? Appeals Court Nixes Claim Over 'No Sugar Added' Label on Cuties Juice
The Second District Court of Appeal upheld a ruling dismissing a class action against a tangerine juice-maker accused of fraudulently branding its product as "No Sugar Added"—not because the juice contained sugar but because it implied that competitors' products might.
The Law Firm Disrupted: What I Learned at Legalweek
As law firms look over their shoulders at the Big Four, a push for regulatory changes isn't getting the attention it deserves.TRENDING STORIES
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