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Leaders of the New York City Bar Association's Council on Children clarify statements regarding potential increases in state funding to provide pay raises for 18-B attorneys and Attorney for the Child offices.
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While most of D.C.'s largest law firms grew revenue, several saw dives in profits, due to rising expenses and slower demand.
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A solo practitioner focusing on family law in Maryland has been disbarred after using assigned power of attorney to make cash withdrawals from a client's trust account, and then allegedly misappropriating funds and failing to account for $594,247, according to a Maryland Supreme Court opinion.
By Allison Dunn | March 28, 2023
A federal judge in Maryland adopted a magistrate's recommendation in full, awarding a plaintiff in a breach-of-contract action $786,565 in fees and costs, approximately 25% less than the requested amount due to apparent duplication of efforts between old and new counsel.
By Emily Saul | March 17, 2023
The subpoenas request Heather Palmore's complete personnel or employment file, all documents relating to her "position title," responsibilities, complaints, her performance reviews, her contracts with the companies, case lists, reasons for leaving the company and more.
By Lisa Willis | March 17, 2023
"A lot of people I know have left—not because they want to leave, but they have to leave," said attorney Devon Waring.
By Maria Dinzeo | March 15, 2023
John Buchanan, whose employment ended in mid-2022, received the payment after agreeing not to disparage the company and to release any claims.
By Brian Lee | March 9, 2023
The caseloads of attorneys for children, ranging up to 150 child clients, can be triple those of government and parent attorneys.
By Emily Saul | March 9, 2023
Award-winning filmmaker Paul Haggis must now pay attorneys fees and costs for Haleigh Breest totaling $2,848,366, Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Sabrina Kraus ordered Tuesday.
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