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Teen Overseas Boarding Schools Face Wave of Miami Federal Lawsuits
The teens were waterboarded, tortured, physically assaulted, punched, slapped, and beaten, were deprived of food and water, isolated from their families, trafficked by being subject to torment and psychological torture, and were subjected to forced manual labor and involuntary servitude, according to the complaints that spanned more than 1,000 pages.
California-Based Portal Crypto Exchange Faces Delaware Investor Class Action
“The allegations in the complaint are about investors being bullied into signing these conversions and being lied to about the use of this money,” said Eric Rosen, a partner at Dynamis.
Here's Who Passed California's July 2024 Bar Exam
More than 4,400 successful applicants were the last to pass an exam that will soon be written by a new vendor and delivered in a mostly remote format.
8th Circuit Reverses $11.75M Verdict Over Improper Jury Instruction in Suit Over Liquor Distribution
The circuit court concluded that two of the jury instructions at trial didn't adequately define the relevant community of interest requirement and that the prejudicial error had a domino effect on all of the claims submitted to the jury.
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Many Lawyers Are Reeling From Election Results, but Leaders Are Staying Mum
“Firm leaders just aren’t talking about it,” said Katherine Wilson, co-founder of Fractional CMO. “In the quest for unity, they tend to say, 'Well, it’s just better to not say anything, because I don’t want to offend anyone.'"
Energy Lawyers Expect Demand for Energy Work to Stay Steady Under Second Trump Administration
Energy lawyers are focused on how the policy of the second Trump administration may affect clean energy projects supported by tax credits via the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.
3rd Circuit Revives Class Action Against Bayer Over Benzene-Contaminated Products
“Since the contaminated products contained a defect that rendered them unusable, the products were worth less than their full purchase price,” Judge Cindy K. Chung said. “To hold otherwise would be to conclude that an unusable product is worth the same as a usable one—a conclusion that resists logic.”
Ten Best Practices to Protect Your Organization Against Cyber Threats
The conclusion of Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a reminder of the importance for organizations to implement robust security measures and promote good cyber hygiene. In this article, we discuss ten essential best practices that all organizations should implement as foundational components of their cybersecurity framework.
People in the News—Nov. 11, 2024—Pietragallo Gordon, Rawle & Henderson
Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti announced the addition of three new associates to the firm: Cateri Christinis and Sydney Croft in Pittsburgh and Tatyanah Brehouse in Philadelphia.Trending Stories
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- 5The White Stripes Drop Copyright Claim Against Trump Campaign
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