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Law Firms and Cyber Insurance: Under-Educated and Overexposed
Law professionals can gain a deeper understanding of the digital threats they face, and why (and how) they can be properly insured.
When It Comes to Cyber Insurance, Law Firms Are Under-Educated and Overexposed
Legal professionals have a lot to learn about digital threats they and their clients face, why they need cyber insurance, and how to get it.
Gathering Agreements Are Executory Contracts That May be Rejected in Bankruptcy
On May 25, the Second Circuit upheld the New York district court's decision concluding that certain midstream gathering agreements were executory contracts, subject to rejection in a bankruptcy proceeding.
Mansfield Rule 2.0 Aims to Boost Law Firms' Diversity Efforts
Launching next month with close to 50 law firms already on board, the updated Mansfield Rule will extend to LGTBQ+ attorneys and commit firms to do more to enhance diversity in leadership.
Boca Raton Attorneys Take Leadership Roles in Intel, AMD Chip Security Flaw Cases
A federal judge in Oregon appoints 11 lawyers to lead more than 40 class actions brought over alleged security flaws in Intel Corp.'s microprocessor chips.
Judge Appoints Leadership in Intel Security Flaw Cases
A federal judge in Oregon has appointed 11 lawyers to lead more than 40 class actions brought over alleged security flaws in Intel Corp.'s microprocessor chips.
Ahead of the Curve: Feedback on Feedback
Most core law school courses provide only one exam at the end of the semester. Two law professors have reached differing conclusions about whether extra outreach to students and feedback helps boost grades in law school.
New Study Finds Most Law Firms Mum on Mandatory Arbitration for Summer Associates
At least five notable firms, including Cooley; Knobbe, Martens, Olson & Bear and Paul Hastings, will require their 2019 summer associate classes to agree to mandatory arbitration provisions, according to a new survey released Monday by students from the nation's top law schools. Nearly half of firms surveyed remained silent about whether they would ask their young talent to assent to such obligations.
New Study Finds Most Law Firms Mum on Mandatory Arbitration for Summer Associates
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