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Edwards Wildman's Tech Cochair Departs, Plus More Lateral Moves
Another Edwards Wildman Palmer partner departs ahead of the firm's proposed merger later this year with Locke Lord; a Bingham partner heads to the FCC; Fried Frank and Kirkland & Ellis add a pair of new partners; and other notable moves from throughout The Am Law 200.Acadia Ins. Co. v. American Crushing & Recycling, LLC
Acadia Insurance Company, Plaintiff, v. American Crushing & Recycling, LLC, et al., Defendants.475 F. Supp. 2d 168UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT…Liggett Group, Inc. v. ACE Property and Casualty Insurance Company
LIGGETT GROUP INC. and BROOKE GROUP HOLDING, INC., Plaintiffs Below, Appellants, v. ACE PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, CONTINENTAL CASUALTY…Union Carbide Corp. v. Affiliated FM Ins. Co.
Union Carbide Corporation, Respondent, v Affiliated FM Insurance Company et al., Defendants, and Columbia Casualty Company et al., Appellants.955…Essex Insurance Co. v. Bloomsouth Flooring Corp .
ESSEX INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff, Appellee, v. BLOOMSOUTH FLOORING CORPORATION, Defendant, Appellant.562 F.3d 399UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS…Home Insurance Company v. Cincinnati Insurance Company
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Appellant, v. THE CINCINNATI INSURANCE COMPANY, Appellee.821 N.E.2d 269SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOISDocket No. 97873 | June…Mesothelioma Litigation Picks Up in Wake of Tooey
In the six months since the state Supreme Court came out with a decision allowing common-law actions for mesothelioma and occupational disease suits, litigation has been picking up.Mesothelioma Litigation Picks Up in Wake of Tooey
In the six months since the state Supreme Court came out with a decision allowing common-law actions for mesothelioma and occupational disease suits, litigation has been picking up.Collateral Estoppel of Administrative Decisions on Civil Actions
Louis F. Eckert, a senior partner at Litchfield Cavo, and Michael J. Kozoriz, a senior associate at the firm, write: In an unusual reversal of its own decision from just months earlier, the Court of Appeals held on Dec. 10 that the determination of the Workers' Compensation Board that a plaintiff had no further causally related disability, was not entitled to collateral estoppel effect in the plaintiff's personal injury action.Trending Stories
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