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Woman Sues FedEx, Prudential Over Late Husband's Disputed Life Insurance Proceeds
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
DOJ Sees Mixed Results in Litigation-Focused Antitrust Strategy
The DOJ antitrust division has vowed to go to court to press its more expansive enforcement views. A victory in a major book publishers case followed a trio of early defeats.
Judge Blocks Proposed Merger of Major Book Publishers in Win for DOJ Antitrust Effort
Judge Florence Pan agreed with Justice Department arguments that the merger of Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster would harm competition for books viewed as potential best-sellers.
Pharma Co. Sues Insurance Advisor for Failing to Timely Notify About Opioid Lawsuits
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Most Companies Willing to List Salaries in Job Descriptions
Pay transparency is seen as being particularly important for women, who are often already paid less and would benefit more from information that could help them bargain for a higher wage.
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New Jersey Estate Litigation 2014
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Paul Hastings Lands Former Gibson Dunn Global M&A Co-Chair
"It is clear they grew an amazing platform. You can tell by the quality of the laterals they are attracting," says Eduardo Gallardo.
Tips to Survive the Great Resignation's Wave of Noncompete Litigation
Employers—and employees contemplating a jump—should seek legal review and advice as to changes in state law that may apply, especially if a departure is imminent.
Trusts & Estates Work Is Risky for Big Law. But It's on the Rise.
Law firms recognize the demand from baby boomers passing along their wealth to the next generation. But underwriters look at the practice and see big potential payouts.
Big Law Trusts & Estates Work Risky But Rising
Law firms recognize the demand from baby boomers passing along their wealth to the next generation. But underwriters look at the practice and see big potential payouts.
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