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By Zack Needles | December 29, 2021
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By Dan Packel | December 28, 2021
A New Jersey magistrate judge's ruling that required disclosure was among the industry's notable moments in 2021.
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By Wendie Childress | December 23, 2021
It will take time and patience for judges to dig out of backlogs and for in-person jury trials to resume at normal levels. David Slayton, director of administration for the Texas courts, estimates that addressing the backlog will take "anywhere from three to five years."
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By Cedra Mayfield | December 22, 2021
These 26 circuits represent over half of the judicial circuits in our state," said Supreme Court of Georgia Presiding Justice Michael P. Boggs. "They will soon have the much-needed resources to assist in their efforts to resolve their backlogs and return to pre-pandemic operations."
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By Ralph J. Sutton | December 22, 2021
What should you expect in 2022? Fee-sharing patience, insurance gets involved, litigation funders give back and more.
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By Charles Toutant | December 16, 2021
The effect of the second mortgage was "to further encumber the property and distance it from plaintiff," and Mitnick, his wife Fern, and his law firm acted "with the intent to hinder, delay or defraud plaintiff in its efforts to collect on Mitnick Law's obligations to plaintiff," the suit claims.
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By Cedra Mayfield | December 13, 2021
"On the other hand, the [Governor's Office of Planning and Budget] has designated premium pay to essential public employees as a non-eligible expense category," said Supreme Court of Georgia and American Rescue Plan Act Ad Hoc Committee Chair Presiding Justice Michael Boggs.
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By Cedra Mayfield | December 10, 2021
"We're getting all this digital stuff into courts now, and it's always a challenge to get it into the record," said Supreme Court of Georgia Chief Justice David Nahmias. If we can figure out a way to standardize that across the state ... that could make everybody's lives a lot easier."
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By Cedra Mayfield | November 24, 2021
"Because the allocation of ARPA funds to the judiciary has been prioritized for cases involving serious violent felonies, proposals that address those backlogs will receive priority during our review," said Supreme Court of Georgia Presiding Justice Michael Boggs.
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By Alma Asay | November 22, 2021
Burford Capital's Emily Hostage discusses why legal tech appeals to her polymath instincts, the importance of inviting women to contribute, and why she flips a coin when it comes to big decisions.
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