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Midwest Trial Defense Firm Hopscotches to Seattle for Merger
"You can look at us and say we're a Midwest firm, and why wouldn't our next locations be Chicago or Cleveland, but in today's marketplace, from a technological standpoint, the practice has gotten smaller in that respect," said Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice managing partner Scott Kreamer.Apple Urges Federal Court to Dismiss DOJ's iPhone-Related Antitrust Case
"This lawsuit is based on the false premise that iPhone's success has come not through building a superior product that consumers trust and love, but through Apple's intentional degradation of iPhone to block purported competitive threats," the tech giant stated.Historic Kentucky Firm Stoll Keenon Ogden Adds Southern Indiana Boutique
The move expands its reach to a growing region while bolstering its real estate, commercial finance, and business services practices, firm officials said.Sharply Divided Conn. Supreme Court Chooses Broad View of Supervisor Role in Bias Case
The dissent claims the majority opinion could lead to employers escaping liability.Professor With Alt-Right Views Not Protected by First Amendment, NJ Fed Judge Rules
NJIT said its personnel "were forced to divert their focus from NJIT's educational mission in favor of addressing voluminous complaints about Jorjani."View more book results for the query "*"
EEOC Guidance Offers Broad Interpretation of Pregnant Worker Protections
A discussion of the impact of the EEOC's final rule on pregnancy accommodations including the implications of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA)'s accommodations.'One of Those Rare Cases:' Florida Appellate Court Reverses Personal Injury Verdict
The Fifth DCA held, "[W]here, as here, the record shows that evidence of pain is undisputed or substantially undisputed, and the trial court denies additur based on a zero-award for pain and suffering, discretion has been abused."Texas Judge Enters Setback for SEC in Crypto-Securities Action
U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman previously expressed apprehension over entering a ruling and setting a "moving target precedent."Pa.'s Long-Running Dispute Over Dates on Mail-In Voting Ballots Is Back in the Courts
A five-judge Commonwealth Court panel heard about two hours of argument in a case that was filed in May, even though the date requirement has been upheld both by the state Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.Trending Stories
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