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2 Florida Juries Render Split Verdicts in 3M Earplug Lawsuits
On Friday, a jury in Pensacola gave 3M its third defense win in the litigation over its combat earplugs. Then, on Monday, a Tallahassee jury awarded more than $13 million to the plaintiff.
Attorney Pleads Guilty: Suspended Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit DA Sentenced to Five Years
"Public servants are trusted to discharge their duties ethically and honestly and when they do not, we will hold them accountable for their actions," said Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr.
Kirkland Adds to ESG Bench in SF With International Arbitration Lawyer
Barker, a fellow at Stanford Law School's Gould Center for Conflict Resolution, brings extensive experience counseling clients on climate change and energy transition finance and policy matters.
Elizabeth Van Schaack, Biden Nominee for International Justice Role, Reveals Stanford Law Salary
If confirmed, Van Schaack would return to diplomatic work. During the Obama administration she was deputy to the ambassador-at-large for war crimes.
ACC's New Secretary: Group's 45,000 Members Are 'Humans and Not Just Legal Technicians'
Robert Falk is the general counsel of Truth Initiative, which is trying to stamp out nicotine addiction. He previously was general counsel of the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest LGBT civil rights organization.
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'Pay to Play' May Be Inevitable in NCAA Following Legal Setbacks, Attorneys Say
"I don't want to call myself an advocate for pay to play. I just think it is inevitable," said Joseph Schafer, an attorney in Lippes Mathias' Sports, Entertainment and Hospitality Team
Meet the South Florida Litigator Who Co-Led the $626M Partial Settlement in the Flint Water Crisis
"We had probably from eight to 12 appeals that were not just to the Michigan Supreme Court, but also to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals," said Theodore J. Leopold, a partner at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll.
'Heimbach' Plaintiffs Lawyers Go Up Against Amazon Again, This Time in Federal Court
The class action, originally filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, has been removed to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Pa. Woman Sues Over Slot Game Payout; 13 Others Make Same Claim
Piluso says Las Vegas-based American Gaming Systems offered her only $280, but later upped the offer to $1,000.
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