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This Texas Case Could Expand 3rd-Party Liability in Defamation Suits
A key challenge facing Roe is the lack of a record of specific defamatory quotes relayed by the defendant to others.
King & Spalding Adds M&A Pro From Kirkland & Ellis in Atlanta
John Kleinjan trades remote work for the highest-grossing firm in the world for working out of the office for Atlanta's highest-grossing firm.
Kirkland M&A Partner Heads to King & Spalding
John Kleinjan trades remote work for the highest-grossing firm in the world for working out of the office for Atlanta's highest-grossing firm.
Former Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Joins Local Boutique as Partner
After presiding over Florida's 11th Circuit for about three decades, former Judge Jennifer Bailey is joining Bass Law, where she will focus on alternative dispute resolution, private judging and commercial litigation.
Pillsbury Hires US Appellate Practice Leader
Anne Voigts joins the firm after more than seven years with King & Spalding in Palo Alto.
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Morgan Lewis Singled Out in 'Open Letter' Over Intel Discrimination Suit
"Morgan Lewis stated that antisemitic activities would not be tolerated at its firm. Yet it is now defending antisemitic hatred at Intel and attempting to 'out' me," said a plaintiff's open letter posted Thursday.
Transgender Patients Sue Aetna Over Surgeries—But They Face a Hurdle
Even their lawyer acknowledges the plaintiffs have a difficult road ahead in litigation.
Biotech CEO Sent $1M in Crypto to Wrong Wallet. Now He's Suing the Issuer for Its Return
"This is an attempt to deviate from that precedent," said Daniel Maland, the immediate-past co-chair of the Florida Bar Business Law Section Blockchain and Digital Assets Committee. "They're trying to hold crypto exchanges accountable to a different standard."
Corporate Money Blurs Line Between Experts, Advocates in the Antitrust Space, Kanter Says
"I fear that as the line blurs between expertise and advocacy, we risk losing expertise altogether," said Jonathan Kanter, the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust chief.Trending Stories
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