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Rookie Associate Inspired by Ginsburg Dies at 25
Kelly Cosby, who collaborated on a hip-hop song honoring U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg before beginning her career at Duane Morris in September, died on Sunday after a battle with an aggressive melanoma.Order of Attorney Ineligibility for CLE Noncompliance
The Supreme Court Board on Continuing Legal Education (Board) having reported to the Supreme Court the names of the attorneys who have failed to comply with the mandatory continuing legal education (CLE) requirement for one or more of the compliance-reporting years from 2011 through 2015, or to have demonstrated that they are entitled to an exemption from the CLE requirements ...Critical Vendor May Be Absolute Defense to Preference Claim
In AFA Investment v. Trade Source (In re AFA Investment), 538 B.R. 237 (Bankr. D.Del. 2015), the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware addressed a summary judgment motion filed by the debtor. In this case, the debtor filed a preference complaint against Trade Source Inc. seeking to avoid and recover a $25,000 payment made by the debtor to Trade Source on Feb. 23, 2012, which was within 90 days of the debtor's filing for bankruptcy. In the summary judgment motion, the debtor alleged the transfer at issue was a preference and, as such, should be avoided under Section 547(b) of the Bankruptcy Code.Critical Vendor May Be Absolute Defense to Preference Claim
In AFA Investment v. Trade Source (In re AFA Investment), 538 B.R. 237 (Bankr. D.Del. 2015), the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware addressed a summary judgment motion filed by the debtor. In this case, the debtor filed a preference complaint against Trade Source Inc. seeking to avoid and recover a $25,000 payment made by the debtor to Trade Source on Feb. 23, 2012, which was within 90 days of the debtor's filing for bankruptcy. In the summary judgment motion, the debtor alleged the transfer at issue was a preference and, as such, should be avoided under Section 547(b) of the Bankruptcy Code.Culhane Meadows Moves Into Houston, Hires Nine Lateral Partners
Culhane Meadows, a nontraditional firm, hires nine partners in Texas, including eight who came from Phillips & Reiter.Culhane Meadows Moves Into Houston, Hires Nine Lateral Partners
Culhane Meadows, a nontraditional firm, hires nine partners in Texas, including eight who came from Phillips & Reiter.NJ Firms, Facing Further Spend Squeeze, Look Inward
Among the foreboding signs law firms got this past week from a survey of legal departments was an indication that more than a third of them plan to cut legal spend in the next year. How much meat is left on the bone after years of knife-wielding by general counsel is a debate in itself, but New Jersey firm and branch managers say they're conditioned to feeling pressure—and applying a bit of their own, on factors they actually can control.NJ Firms, Facing Further Spend Squeeze, Look Inward
Among the foreboding signs law firms got this past week from a survey of legal departments was an indication that more than a third of them plan to cut legal spend in the next year. How much meat is left on the bone after years of knife-wielding by general counsel is a debate in itself, but New Jersey firm and branch managers say they're conditioned to feeling pressure—and applying a bit of their own, on factors they actually can control.NJ Firms, Facing Further Spend Squeeze, Look Inward
Among the foreboding signs law firms got this past week from a survey of legal departments was an indication that more than a third of them plan to cut legal spend in the next year. How much meat is left on the bone after years of knife-wielding by general counsel is a debate in itself, but New Jersey firm and branch managers say they're conditioned to feeling pressure—and applying a bit of their own, on factors they actually can control.NJ Firms, Facing Further Spend Squeeze, Look Inward
Among the foreboding signs law firms got this past week from a survey of legal departments was an indication that more than a third of them plan to cut legal spend in the next year. How much meat is left on the bone after years of knife-wielding by general counsel is a debate in itself, but New Jersey firm and branch managers say they're conditioned to feeling pressure—and applying a bit of their own, on factors they actually can control.Trending Stories
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