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Judiciary Committee Deadlocks on 9th Circuit Pick Holly Thomas, 2 District Court Nominees
Only one other Biden nominee has failed to be advanced favorable out of committee, Ninth Circuit pick Jennifer Sung.
Potter Anderson Elects Partners from General Litigation and Corporate Counseling Groups
Jesse Noa is chair of the Delaware State Bar Association's labor and employment section. Alyssa Ronan recently represented the conflicts committee involving MGM Growth Properties' $17.2 billion sale to VICI Properties.
Best Western Taps Company Veteran as New General Counsel
Jay Pricher now holds the reins of the hotel brand's legal department after serving for nearly 13 years as an in-house lawyer for the Phoenix-based company.
David Seifer Sees Opportunities Rising For Corporate Law Work
"With the heavy push to get Mergers and Acquisitions deals across all industries done before calendar year-end, I would expect that we're going to see some of these deals spill over into the first quarter," partner David Seifer said.
The Power of Empathy in Effective Crisis Management
Significant missteps occur when a corporate client reacts to a crisis with a "circle the wagons" approach, without regard for the importance of empathy, both in terms of communication and response, and in terms of internal consideration of the matter.
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Georgia Construction Law Handbook 2024
Authors: T. BART GARY, JAKE CARROLL
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What You Need to Know About Philadelphia's Tax Abatement Program
The Philadelphia tax abatement program, in effect since 2000, has been the most talked about tax break in the city for two decades. Originally passed in 1997, and in effect since 2000, the Philadelphia tax abatement program was originally conceived to encourage new development, affordability and vitalization in the city.
With Biden's COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Halted, Lawyers Lay Out What's Next for Employers
"Employers may have an easier time implementing their own voluntary policies in a way that the federal government wouldn't be able to tell private employers to do so," said labor and employment law attorney Alex Castro.
Rising South Florida Rents Are Displacing Office Tenants, but Not Stopping Investments, Leases
"Increasing office rental rates in the downtown core are displacing tenants to properties on the outskirts," said Bastian Laggerbauer, director of Colliers South Florida investment services team.
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