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Georgia Legal Community Mourns Marissa McCall Dodson
She was the public policy director for the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta.
New Series on Contract Lifecycle Management: Advice on How to Tackle Contracting Challenges
In an upcoming series of articles for Corporate Counsel Advance, Lucy Bassli will share her insight on steps legal teams can take to reduce the challenges of increasing contracting volumes and limited capacity to scale. Below is an introductory Q&A on her background and an overview of the guidance the series will provide.
$6 Million Verdict For Man Who Claimed Florida Highway Accident Caused Permanent Spinal Woes
The result was a win for Morgan & Morgan attorneys in Orlando.
Meet Jill Mendelsohn, Who's Spotted an Uptick in Cybercrimes Tied to Real Estate Transactions
"I have been seeing lately is a considerable uptick in cases involving cybercrime, particularly with real estate transactions," said Hinshaw & Culbertson partner Jill Mendelsohn.
Ga. Supreme Court Vacates and Remands Special Master's Order, Disbars 1 Lawyer
The justices handed down two attorney discipline opinions on Monday.
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Trial Court Reversed for Failure to Conduct Custody Factor Analysis
Since the Child Custody Act became effective in 2012, the Pennsylvania appellate courts have mandated an analysis of the 16 custody factors listed under 23 Pa. C.S.A. 5328 by trial courts when rendering a custody decision.
Officials: Deadly Pride Parade Crash Appears Unintentional
A member of a men's chorus group unintentionally slammed into fellow chorists at the start of a Pride parade in South Florida, killing one member…
Judge Blocks CDC Restrictions on Cruise Ships
Saying the "injury to Florida's economy grows by the day," a U.S. district judge Friday issued a preliminary injunction against federal Centers…
Gates Down! Barrett Forecloses Expansion of Federal Criminal Liability Under the CFAA
In this edition of his Cyber Crime column, Peter A. Crusco explores a recent Supreme Court decision in 'Van Buren' authored by Justice Barrett, which resoundingly rejected the "contract theory" of prosecution under the CFAA, and an expansion of federal criminal law that would have led to potentially a myriad of arbitrary interpretations of computer access agreements as the basis for federal prosecutions.Trending Stories
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