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The Benefits of Early Use of Experts When a Defect Occurs on a Project
Consulting experts can make contemporaneous observations of a defect and perform tests that may not be possible to replicate later. The expert can, in consultation with counsel, create the documentation needed to support an appropriate solution and enhance the likelihood of recovery.FTC, DOJ Propose Major Overhaul of Merger Guidelines
The Proposed Guidelines reflect the larger trend of increased antitrust scrutiny under the Biden Administration. As a result of this increased merger enforcement environment, companies considering mergers and acquisitions should consult with experienced antitrust counsel to understand their risks and formulate a strategy.Trump's Campaign Finances Are Strained as Legal Peril Mounts
Records show that Trump took in over $53 million since the start of 2023, a period in which his two criminal indictments in Florida and New York were turned into a rallying cry that made his fundraising soar. Yet the Republican presidential front-runner burned through at least $42.8 million this year, much of it used to cover costs related to the mounting legal peril faced by Trump, his aides and other allies.SCOTUS' Busy Term in Government Contracts and Its Implications
In two important decisions, SCOTUS decided a set of consolidated cases and an appeal from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit regarding the FCA. Justice Clarence Thomas delivered the court's unanimous opinion in the consolidated cases, while Justice Elena Kagan delivered the court's opinion in Polansky.The Construction Nightmare Next Door—It's No 'Party' When Excavations Go Wrong
The role of the construction attorney in this instance is to attempt to minimize the damage, effectively assert all relevant causes of action, and ensure that any applicable insurance policies are triggered. Careless or negligent excavation practices have long been the main culprits in these cases, which are disastrous for both the contractor and neighboring family.View more book results for the query "*"
Atlanta Lawyer Named Holland & Knight's New Chief Knowledge & Innovation Officer
"It's an absolute growing field, and particularly over the last few years, firms that traditionally have not had this role are now upgrading it," said Glenn LaForce, who comes to the firm from Shearman & Sterling.People in the News—Aug. 1, 2023—Rubin Glickman, Rosen & Perry
Amy R. Stern, a partner at the Lansdale law firm of Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg and Gifford, spoke to the members of the Montco Senior Adult Activity Center at Ambler on July 21.PLW People in the News—Aug. 1, 2023—Saxton & Stump, Faegre Drinker
Saxton & Stump has welcomed litigator Candace N. Edgar as the firm's newest senior counsel attorney.In Memoriam: Judge H. Lee Sarokin Was A Role Model
His rulings set the stage for several Connecticut cases.Expanding Contingency Fee Practices: Best Practices
Philip Iovieno, co-chair of Cadwalader's antitrust litigation group, shares his perspective on best practices in building contingency fee practices, drawn from an interview with legal finance company Burford Capital. He focuses on why firms are pursuing more contingent work; best practices for lawyers and law firms making this transition; and how law firms should manage the additional risk that comes with contingency fee work.Trending Stories
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