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From Martin Shkreli to Donald Trump, Surviving Clients Who Won't Listen
In the age of at-your-fingertips social media, some defense attorneys are struggling with a new challenge: controlling their own clients.
Sued for Discrimination? No Worries!
Though gender equality and diversity seem to top everyone's priority list these days, being slapped with a discrimination claim has surprisingly few repercussions.
Blakes to Offer Subsidized Legal Services to Canadian Startups
The Canadian firm will offer free legal services to a set of startups in the Toronto-Waterloo corridor.
Big Law's Pro Bono Hours Tick Upward
The results of our 2017 Pro Bono Survey show a slow but steady increase in pro bono commitment. But the need for pro bono is likely to grow even faster.
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It's not just hot outside—the market for lateral litigators heated up in June, with multiple big-league moves. Just ask Latham and Watkins or Shearman and Sterling or Davis Polk and Wardwell.
Litigator of the Week: Distilling a $350M Trade Secrets Fight Down to the Essential Facts
To win a defense verdict in a $350 million trade secrets fight between the world's two largest essential oil companies, Ballard Spahr partner Mark Gaylord first had to convince a Utah judge that the case boiled down to simple contract dispute.
Pa. Firms Double Down on Pro Bono Commitment
Several large Pennsylvania-based law firms devoted notably more time to pro bono work in 2016, according to a report released this week by The American Lawyer.
Mastercard Fights to Nullify $2.8M Conversion Verdict
Mastercard continues to wage its battle to nullify a $2.8 million verdict after a jury found the credit card giant had wrongly converted a letter of credit the day after terminating its contract.
DLA Piper Isn't Alone—40 Percent of Law Firms Unaware of Breaches
A survey of 200 U.S. firms found that many law firms are unprepared for cyberattacks, and it's hurting their standing with clients.
Littler Mendelson's William Emanuel Gets Trump Nod for NLRB
William Emanuel, a Los Angeles-based management-side attorney, will be President Donald Trump's second pick for the National Labor Relations Board, a move that would give the long incomplete five-member panel a Republican majority poised to adopt pro-employer stances.Trending Stories
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