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Chattahoochee Circuit DA Jones Indicted on Corruption Charges
Jones was indicted on two counts each of violation of oath by public officer, attempted violation of oath by public officer, bribery and influencing witnesses and one count of attempted subornation of perjury.
O'Melveny Continues Technology Tear, Adding Capital Markets Lawyer From Simpson Thacher
The firm "has multiple cohorts in its client base getting to the stages where IPOs and other public market transactions are more appealing," E. Ryan Coombs said.
Texas' SB8 'Heartbeat' Bill Could Lead to Excessive Frivolous Lawsuits
'SB8 has the potential to be a field of joy for lawyers willing to take on these enforcement claims. It's going to be far too tempting for a lot of lawyers to pass up these often frivolous claims. Many of these claims will dramatically exceed the notion of what a frivolous suit is and into the area of intimidation.'
Deal Watch: Big Deals Slide, Despite Record August, Record Year-to-Date
Records continue to fall in 2021, but some signs that the bullish market is slowing.
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Blackstone Acquires Global Smart Access Company
The Chamberlain Group, which owns Liftmaster among other products, is part of a booming PropTech smart device industry.
'I Would Never Trust That Lawyer Again': Judges Discuss How Attorneys Damage Their Own Reputations
"Be careful what you do in front of the judge," said former State Court of DeKalb County Judge J. Antonio "Tony" DelCampo. "You might get an advantage on that case, but it's not worth it, ultimately, for your reputation or your career."
Exercise Equipment Maker Must Pay Dick's Sporting Goods' Attorney Fees in Products Case
A three-judge panel consisting of Judges John Bender, Alice Dubow and Correale Stevens granted Dick's motion to recover $415,000 in legal fees from Taiwan-based Dalps & Leisure Products Supply Corp.
Atlanta Lawyer: Texas Abortion Ban Made 'a Hole Through Which a State Can Drive a Truck'
"What Texas did is a really cynical way of trying to take a law and engineer it so that it's intentionally immunized from judicial review when it's otherwise patently unconstitutional," said attorney David F. Walbert, co-author of "Whose Choice is It? Abortion, Medicine and the Law."
Machines Cannot Be Listed as Inventors on US Patents, Judge Rules
U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema's decision means that patent protection is only available for AI-generated inventions outside the United States, says the Artificial Inventor Project's Ryan Abbott.Trending Stories
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