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Day Pitney Moves Boca, Delray Beach Attorneys to New Office
The nearly 4,000-square-foot space at the Boca Village Corporate Center houses four attorneys, with space to add up to three more.
Decision Time: What New York State Is Doing, Might Do and Should Not Do on Climate Change
In this edition of their Domestic Environmental Law column, Karen Meara and Christopher Rizzo offer their thoughts on several specific initiatives that are under consideration by the New York State Climate Action Council and/or have been proposed by the New York State Legislature.
No Valid 'Impairment' Claim: 11th Circuit Tosses Strip Club's 'Vested Right' Argument
"Had Ordinance 754 flatly prohibited Follies from selling alcohol during the rest of 2018—the year for which it had already acquired a liquor license—Follies may have had a valid impairment claim," read the Eleventh Circuit opinion.
Oregon Court Distills the Science of Cannabis to Find Insurance for a CBD Claim
This case provides significant insights that are relevant not only to insurance coverage, but can be applied to other disputes involving cannabis, as well as a helpful botany lesson.
Federal Jury Awards Gilead Community Services $5M in Discrimination, Housing Lawsuit
In the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut, a jury awarded Gilead Community Services a verdict of nearly $5.2 million—$5 million in punitive damages and $181,000 in compensatory damages—for the town of Cromwell's violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Fair Housing Act.
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J'Accuse: Proposed Legislation Devastating to Mortgage Holders
In his Mortgage Litigation column, Bruce Bergman discusses what he believes to be a disastrous new legislation, the ominously titled ""Foreclosure Process Abuse Prevention Act."
DOJ Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Virginia County's Ordinance Preventing Islamic Cemetery
The lawsuit was initially filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in June 2020 after the county prevented the All Muslim Association of America from developing an Islamic cemetery after it enacted an ordinance with new requirements that the county knew the group could not meet.
The Pandora Papers Could Happen Again: Many Firms Still Aren't Prioritizing Cybersecurity
Even after high-profile law firm data breaches, limited resources and the assumption that hackers wouldn't possibly target them is still a persuasive belief among some firms, observers say.
PLW People in the News—Oct. 19, 2021—Hamburg Rubin
Hamburg, Rubin, Mullin, Maxwell & Lupin announced that Mark C. Sesso and Danielle M. Yacono joined the firm as associates.Trending Stories
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