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Lateral Report: Back to Work for a Slew of Star Litigators
A slew of big-time litigators or groups made lateral moves this month, shifting the competitive landscape in practices ranging from aviation to antitrust to entertainment. Among the winners: Kirkland & Ellis; Jones Day; Hogan Lovells and DLA Piper.
Uvino v. Harleysville Worchester Ins. Co.
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The CFPB, Often a Winner in Court, Hit a Rough Patch This Summer
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has returned billions of dollars to consumers while confronting abuses carried out by large banks, mortgage lenders and law firms—successes that are reflected in the agency's court record and settlements. But the CFPB has also suffered a string of setbacks this summer. Proponents of the agency caution not to read too much into the losses—the CFPB, they say, is willing to litigate. Still, others see an agency that's still pushing the limits of its authority.
LA Recruiter Scores Litigation Win Against Manatt Over Laterals
A California jury ordered Manatt, Phelps & Phillips to fork over $335,000 to a legal recruiter who sued the firm alleging it breached an oral contract related to its hires of financial services partners Donna Wilson and John McGuinness in 2013.
People in the News—Aug. 14, 2017—Marion Munley
Marion Munley of the Scranton law firm Munley Law was named chair elect of the American Association for Justice trucking litigation group at the AAJ annual convention in Boston.
No Right to Jury Trial on Patent Fee Shifting, Federal Circuit Rules
The appeals court affirmed attorney fee awards totaling $12 million in a pair of cases involving Alzheimer's disease research.
Whistleblower Snags $9M in Case Against Mortgage Lender PHH Corp.
A whistleblower was awarded $9.4 million Tuesday for her role in raising concerns about possible misconduct at the New Jersey-based mortgage lender PHH Corp., which will pay $74.5 million overall to resolve claims the company's loan practices put borrowers and the U.S. government at risk.
Buckley Sandler Leader Takes One in the Pie Hole for Legal Aid
Everyone has had a boss they wanted to pie in the face. But why get fired when you can do it for charity? Buckley Sandler helped raise $21,000 towards a record-breaking $1.79 million collected this year by the Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia.Trending Stories
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