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What Gov. Newsom's Execution Ban Means—And Doesn't
"I can't be party to that. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night," the governor said Wednesday, explaining his decision to impose a moratorium on the death penalty in California.Humana Reaches $500,000 Settlement in Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
The settlement includes an additional $250,000 in attorney fees.9th Circuit Denies Airbnb, HomeAway Bid to Strike Down Santa Monica Short-Term Rental Law
"Like their brick-and-mortar counterparts, internet companies must also comply with any number of local regulations concerning, for example, employment, tax or zoning."Supreme Court Grants Certification in Retainer Agreement Dispute
The New Jersey Supreme Court agreed to hear an appeal of a ruling voiding a lawyer's retainer agreement in a fee-shifting case.Inside Track: Breaking Unconscious Bias. Plus, Starting Up At Startups
It's still difficult for in-house lawyers of color when it comes to climbing to the top general counsel position. Also, in-house counsel talk about the challenges of starting up legal departments at startups while general counsel at companies amid scandal may scare off potential team members.View more book results for the query "*"
After Hours: Broward County Chapter of the Federal Bar Association Luncheon
The Broward County Chapter of the Federal Bar Association held its monthly luncheon at Tower Club in Fort Lauderdale,On Leave From Willkie, Where Does Gordon Caplan Go From Here?
A lapse in ethical judgment can quickly turn a Big Law leader into a target of an internal investigation, industry sources said.Gordon Caplan May Face Legal Challenges From Regulators and His Own Firm
A lapse in ethical judgment can quickly turn a Big Law leader into a target of an internal investigation, industry sources said.Willkie's Caplan May Face Legal Challenges From Regulators and His Own Firm
A lapse in ethical judgment can quickly turn a Big Law leader into a target of an internal investigation, industry sources said.Authenticating Digital Signatures at Trial
As courts and jurors become more comfortable with digital signatures, the process of admitting digitally signed documents will get easier. In the meantime, beyond meeting the technical requirements for admission, take the time to explain the digital signature process to jurors (and judges) in lay terms.Trending Stories
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