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By Lidia Dinkova | November 7, 2018
Two South African investors say they were induced to put $1 million into ROK:BRGR on Atlantic Avenue under misrepresented deal terms.
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By Catherine Wilson | November 7, 2018
It helped — a lot — to be a woman running for judge in South Florida this fall. Eight of nine contests were carried by women.
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By P.J. D'Annunzio | November 7, 2018
A lawsuit stemming from an incident in which a man sustained a traumatic brain injury after being hit by a vehicle on I-95 has been settled for nearly $16.5 million.
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By Sarah L. Brew, Tyler A. Young, Emily R. Bodtke and Rita Mansuryan | November 7, 2018
In what seems like an uncharacteristic move for the historically consumer-friendly state, California recently added new safe harbors protecting product manufacturers from claims of “slack fill” in packaging, signaling a dwindling receptivity to the recent spurt of slack fill litigation in that state.
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By John Kang | November 7, 2018
Antonia Croke, who joins from Ashurst, will be the first partner Hogan Lovells has hired in Hong Kong in more than two years.
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By Dan M. Clark | November 7, 2018
James and Underwood are, in many ways, two sides of the same coin.
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By Greg Land | November 7, 2018
A resounding "no" vote nixed the prospects for a fifth city in Henry County and defused legal challenges pending at the Georgia Supreme Court and U.S. District Court in Atlanta.
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By Eric M. Meiring | November 7, 2018
With so many seemingly well-credentialed attorneys, it can be difficult for corporate counsel to determine who is the correct attorney for a particular representation, especially because no attorney is perfect and every representation presents new and unique challenges for even the most seasoned practitioner.
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By Jenna Greene | November 7, 2018
How often does a judge get to decide an issue of first impression from the Mesozoic Era?
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By Michael Booth | November 7, 2018
In what appears to be a novel theory, a New Jersey open government activist is asking a judge to rule that when public agencies violate the state's Open Public Meetings Act, they could be forced to pay complainants' counsel fees under the state Civil Rights Act's fee-shifting provision.
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