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Two Attorneys Disciplined by State Supreme Court
The state supreme court disbarred one lawyer, reprimanded a second attorney, and suspended seven more legal practitioners, two of which are based in South Florida.
Michael Miller, a 'Warrior in the Trenches' of Roundup Lawsuits, Has Died
Michael Miller, who was on the plaintiffs' team in two Roundup trials and was co-lead of the multidistrict litigation, died on Nov. 24. He was 69.
How Duane Morris Is Building Its Corporate Group in California
Recruiting litigation, labor and employment and intellectual property lawyers will enhance business connections with current clients, the firm said.
2,300-Store Convenience Chain Hires Office Depot Exec as CLO
In addition to Office Depot, Katrina Lindsey previously worked at Darden Restaurants Inc. and Walt Disney Parks and Resorts.
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Bipartisan Senate Infrastructure Bill Promotes Carbon Capture, Utilization and Sequestration
Energy plays a major role in the Infrastructure Act by addressing environmental concerns through the promotion of new and cleaner sources of energy. One key area addressed in the bill is the development of carbon capture, utilization and sequestration ("CCUS").
Trial Judge Booted From Litigation That Ratcheted to 'Ever-Escalating Battle'
The appellate ruling is a win for the petitioners, which include the Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of America N.A., and Carrington Mortgage Services LLC.
The SEC's New Approach to Neither-Admit-Nor-Deny Policy May Not Be So New After All
The SEC's newly appointed Director of the Division of Enforcement, Gurbir Grewal, recently announced a potentially significant change to the policy, indicating that the SEC will require admissions in certain matters.
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