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Pepper Names Replacement for Position Left Vacant by Dusty Kirk
Pepper Hamilton said Friday that partner Matthew J. Swett has been named co-chairman of the firm's 30-attorney real estate practice.Law Firm Diversity: Women Still Seeking Parity
Several new studies show women still earn less than men and are promoted to partner at lower rates, particularly at big law firms.Gray to Co-Chair Katrina Relief Fund
William H. Gray III, a senior adviser of public policy and business diversity for Buchanan Ingersoll, was appointed this month by former presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton to be the co-chairman of a Hurricane Katrina relief fund.Makeup Of Prop 8 Panel Seems Promising for Gay Marriage Advocates
Stephen Reinhardt is one of the three judges who will hear arguments over the state's gay marriage ban next week.View more book results for the query "*"
D.C. Circuit Rejects SEC Rule Easing Shareholder Nominations for Boards
Alekseev v. City Council of the City of Philadelphia
Philadelphia City Council's long-standing policy of holding special meetings for the sole purpose of public comment satisfies the Sunshine Act's public participation requirements. Affirmed.Ecuador Quits World Bank Court
Ecuador announced Thursday that it will no longer recognize a World Bank court set up to resolve investment disputes. Ecuador's decision could exempt the country from future claims filed before the Washington-based court, but not from those that are already pending. Critics say the autonomous court is beholden to the World Bank and biased against developing countries.Chandler Retirement Spurs Replacement Speculation
The Delaware legal community is abuzz with speculation about a replacement for Chancellor William B. Chandler III, who announced his retirement earlier this week. Six possible candidates have emerged, with Samuel Glasscock III and Mary Johnston as the likely favorites, according to sources familiar with the situation.2nd Circuit: Deputies Immune From Suit for Bad Search
Uncertainty over the law on third-party consent searches means that police who responded to a potential domestic violence problem are shielded by qualified immunity even though they lacked authority for a search of the premises, a federal appellate court has ruled.Trending Stories
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