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Morris Nichols Partner to Present at 2024 TerraLex Asia Pacific Regional Meeting
TerraLex is scheduled to host a gathering in Singapore from Thursday through Saturday of member law firms from throughout the Asia-Pacific region and those from other regions that often serve clients in Asia-Pacific. Morris Nichols Arsht & Tunnell partner Eric Schwartz is set to present.
Potter Anderson Welcomes New Delaware Counsel
Potter Anderson & Corroon announced that Nicole K. Pedi has joined the firm as counsel with the general litigation practice group.
No-Shop Provisions: Drafting Guidance From the Litigator's Perspective
This article provides insight, from a litigator's perspective, into how four key no-shop drafting decisions can impact the outcome of a litigation: duration, scope, choice of law and remedy.
Delaware Judge Set to Retire From US 3rd Circuit Appeals Court
According to the federal judiciary, Judge Kent A. Jordan gave notice of his plan to retire on May 7, and he plans to leave the bench on Jan. 15, days before a presidential inauguration. With one other current vacancy on the court, the currently majority-Republican Third Circuit could flip.
Delaware Judge Announces Retirement From US 3rd Circuit Appeals Court
According to the federal judiciary, Judge Kent A. Jordan gave notice of his plan to retire on May 7, and he plans to leave the bench on Jan. 15, days before a presidential inauguration. With one other current vacancy on the court, the currently majority-Republican Third Circuit could flip.
Third Circuit Appeals Court Judge Announces Retirement
According to the federal judiciary, Jordan gave notice of his plan to retire on May 7, and he plans to leave the bench on Jan. 15, days before a presidential inauguration. With one other current vacancy on the court, the currently majority-Republican Third Circuit could flip.
Legal Speak's 'Sidebar With Saul: The First Trump Criminal Trial'
ALM litigation reporter Emily Saul details the events of the first Trump criminal trial inside the courtroom in Lower Manhattan.
Argument Among Shareholders Rolls on With Appeal of AMC Settlement
It's a unique situation for Delaware's high court, with attorneys from the plaintiffs' bar and those who represent the corporate side sitting at the same table, united in wanting to uphold a settlement that a subset of the class of AMC shareholders wants to have overturned.
Climate-Change Lawsuits Are Spiking. Could They Be the Next Tobacco Litigation?
One area of uncertainty is how courts will interpret whether a claim arising from the emission of greenhouse gasses constitutes an insurable claim.Trending Stories
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