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New Law Company of the Year: Clearbrief
"When we encourage opportunities to be creative and allow deep thought to take place, we promote stronger insights and strategies for approaching legal matters," say Jacqueline Schafer of Clearbrief.Colorado Supreme Court Rules that Claims Adjusters Can't be Held Personally Liable for Claim Denial
In a highly anticipated decision, the court held that a Colorado law that allows claimants to collect double coverage if a claim is unreasonably denied or delayed does not allow plaintiffs to hold claims adjusters personally liable.Championing Diversity in Tech, In-House: Megan Lutes, Glowforge
"Representation matters. Diversity needs to be at the top-tier levels, partnership levels. And not just in name, but true equity partnership," says Megan Lutes, general counsel at Glowforge.Rising Associate Pay Is Angering Counsel and Threatening to Outpace Demand: The Morning Minute
Want to get this daily news briefing by email? Here's the sign-up. WHAT WE'RE WATCHING DOESN'T FEEL GOOD TO GET PAID LESS - It's St. Patrick's…Systemic Cyber-Risk Concerns Force the Hand of Insurance Markets
Here's how to satisfy underwriting requirements in this challenging cyber market.View more book results for the query "*"
Chatuge Resorts Sues Auto-Owners Over Property Damage Claim
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.The Popularity of Remote Work has Dipped Slightly
According to a study from Apartment List, Boomer employees are the most likely to find remote work "extremely desirable."Texas Not Among the 10 U.S. States With the Highest Alcohol Consumption
This St. Paddy's Day, we look at the tipsiest states in the U.S. and how alcohol consumption has affected their DUI rates.Judicial Ethics Opinion 21-168
Whether an administrative judge may direct a court attorney-referee to comply with a memorandum from OCA Counsel does not raise any ethical issues, but instead only legal/administrative matters, which are outside the Committee's jurisdiction.Federal Judge Allows Teva's Migraine Med Patent Lawsuit to Proceed Against Eli Lilly
Teva argues that Eli Lilly induced infringement of two of Teva's patents that protect the methods for administering the drug for the treatment of "refractory" migraines, or for patients who failed on at least two prior migraine preventative treatments.Trending Stories
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