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NY Firms Denied $1.5 Million Fee in Merger Challenge
The Delaware Chancery Court on Wednesday cited the “steadfast opposition” of three New York-based plaintiffs' firms in denying their bid to recover $1.5 million in fees for finding flaws in an unsuccessful challenge to the merger of two major furniture companies.The Supreme Court Finally Resolves An Old, Vexing Question: Does "Registration" Mean "Registration"?
In <i>Fourth Estate Pub. Benefit Corp. v. Wall-Street.com, LLC</i>, the Supreme Court resolved a circuit split decades in the making by holding that a copyright is not “registered” within the meaning of the Copyright Act unless and until a registration certificate actually has issued.Lawsuit Says Women Being Held in Solitary for Minor Charges
“It is unacceptable in our modern era to isolate people with psychiatric disabilities in solitary confinement cells. But to jail women charged with low-level misdemeanors in these conditions for months on end is particularly pointless and cruel,” said Sarah Geraghty, managing attorney at the Southern Center for Human Rights.Twitter Has Opinions on Kim Kardashian's Plan to Become a Lawyer
After news spread of the reality star's plans, many took to Twitter to share their thoughts.Rap Video, Lyrics Admissible; School Policy Not Unconstitutional; Precedent Questioned
In their Eastern District Roundup, Harvey M. Stone and Richard H. Dolan reports on several significant, representative decisions handed down recently, including a decision holding that defendant's rap videos and lyrics would be admissible in an upcoming trial; another finding no constitutional violation in a public school's banning a student from a show; and a third which questioned two Second Circuit precedents in a §1983 case.View more book results for the query "*"
Robbins Russell Sits Out Julian Assange Case as Pollack Gears Up for Defense
Barry Pollack brought his practice to Robbins Russell last year, but not his most famous client.Media, Allegheny DA Spar in High Court Argument Over Grand Jury Secrecy for Search Warrants
Sealing search warrants issued in the course of a grand jury proceeding without explanation goes against the principle of open courts, an attorney for a media plaintiff argued.Greg Craig, Former Skadden Partner, Charged With Lying About Ukraine Work
Prosecutors said Craig made false statements and concealed information about his work on a report prepared in 2012 for the Russia-aligned government of Ukraine.Former Skadden Partner Greg Craig Charged With Lying About Ukraine Work
Prosecutors said Craig made false statements and concealed information about his work on a report prepared in 2012 for the Russia-aligned government of Ukraine.Hostile Work Environment: Is NYC's Standard the Path Forward in the Era of #MeToo?
With the #MeToo movement, the “severe or pervasive” standard is starting to be challenged by state legislators and legal practitioners. While a handful of states, including New York, have taken affirmative steps to alter or attempt to alter the standard, New York City has been at the forefront of this issue for several years, having established a standard for sexual harassment that is more relaxed than the federal standard.Trending Stories
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