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Passed Bill Threatens Home Loan Foreclosures
Bruce Bergman discusses why Bill 2502-A, which amends RPAPL §1302, appears to be an error and "will likely render impossible both the making of home loan mortgages and the foreclosure of such mortgages."People in the News—July 13, 2021—Flaster Greenberg, Gawthrop Greenwood
Angie Gambone, a shareholder at Flaster Greenberg and member of the firm's family law department, participated in a webinar on "Managing a Career in Law in Today's Environment," and the Pennsylvania Bar Institute featured Gawthrop Greenwood partner Stacey Fuller at the Municipal Law Colloquium 2021.Judiciary Moves to Expunge Nearly 88,000 Marijuana Cases
Less than two weeks after the New Jersey Marijuana Decriminalization Law officially went into effect calling for more lenient penalties for small amounts of possession, the judiciary has vacated or dismissed nearly 88,000 such cases related to certain marijuana and hashish convictions or pending cases.Nearly $250K in Legal Fees in Trade Secret Case Hinged on Just 1 Word
U.S. District Judge Mark Kearney of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania said the meaning of the word "applicable" was not so cut-and-dried when put in front of "attorney fees."Coca-Cola Taps Longtime In-House Lawyer for North America GC Role
"[I'm] grateful for the confidence that Monica Howard Douglas has placed in me to help lead the continuing journey of this magical company," Brian Henry said on LinkedIn, announcing the move.View more book results for the query "*"
AI-Powered Legal Tech Isn't All Automation—or Even Machine
It's not uncommon for legal tech platforms to leverage human review alongside AI to interpret data and catch inaccuracies—with and without their clients realizing it.SCOTUS Avoids Controversy in 'Fulton'
In the recent case 'Fulton v. Philadelphia,' the Supreme Court "found a way to avoid a controversial decision" when faced with the conflict between the Free Exercise Clause and anti-discrimination laws.Report Card From US Supreme Court: How the Third Circuit Fared in the 2020-2021 Term
During its just-concluded term, the Supreme Court decided six cases on direct review from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, affirming our local federal appellate court two times and reversing or vacating it four times.Fla. Wants Veterans for Gov't Jobs: Law Tweaked to Enhance Preferences
Uncle Sam wanted them for the armed forces. For decades, Florida has rewarded those who answered that call with preference for veterans in public employment. Now that boost is getting even bigger.SDNY Veteran Jumps to Cooley, Further Boosting Its White-Collar Practice
Russell Capone was until recently the chief counsel to U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss. Cooley has been bolstering its white-collar capabilities to keep pace with tech clients' evolving needs.Trending Stories
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