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Attorney's Mishandling of Client Funds Leads to 'Ultimate Sanction of Disbarment'
A longtime international attorney facing multistate discipline was unanimously disbarred by the Maryland Appeals Court last week after he was found to have repeatedly commingled client and personal funds, leading to frequent negative balances in his attorney trust account.South Florida Construction Verdict Shows Contract Provisions Can Make or Break a Case
"A small contractor like this relies on the contract to know that he'll receive money for the next year and a half on a big project that would take millions of dollars," said Brown of Morgan & Morgan in West Palm Beach.Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Sues Landlord Over 'Unenforceable' Gag Provision
Sigrid McCawley, a partner at Boies Schiller Flexner, said, "Private contracts are not allowed to suppress someone's ability to provide city officials with key information."Meet the Georgia Candidates Running to Unseat Incumbent Judges in May 24 Primary Election
The races drawing the most challengers involve seats that retiring judges have vacated, followed by those held by appointed incumbents.Who Got the Work?℠: Clifford Chance Guides $2.6B Buy of Bayer Business and More
Welcome to "Who Got the Work?℠," a weekly column that highlights the law firms and lawyers around the country who are being brought in to handle key cases and close major deals for their clients.View more book results for the query "*"
The New Collateral Damage in the War in Ukraine: Intellectual Property
In a dramatic escalation of the rift between Russia and the West, the Russian Federation has issued an edict allowing its citizens to copy and use Western patents without payment or requiring authorization for use.Texas' Fifth Circuit Sets Precedent as Ex-Houston Firefighter Revives Sex Harassment Lawsuit
After Melinda Abbt, the plaintiff, discovered this activity, she was so distraught that she called in sick for weeks, and was eventually diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.Substituted Judgment: The Case for an Expansive Definition of 'Successor Trustee'
The Civil Practice Committee should amend the rules to clarify that a trustee nominated under a procedure within the governing trust instrument should qualify, not as a substituted trustee, but as a successor trustee.Four Court Employees To Receive Botein Awards
The ceremony will take place on March 21. The award, presented by the New York City Bar Association, is given for "outstanding contribution to the administration of justice."Law School Admissions Consultant: This Year's US News Rankings May Include Some Major Changes
U.S. News & World Report sent the embargoed version of its 2023 "Best Grad Schools" list to law schools a few weeks ahead of its official release and one admissions expert said there appears to be significant changes to the methodology that could result in increased "volatility in the rankings."Trending Stories
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