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Fourth Circuit En Banc Seems Likely to Remove Limit on Attorney Fees, Eyes Future Standard
"Other circuits have wrestled with this problem, and they've all agreed is it's not a categorical bar. So we say it's not. Now the question is, do we give guidance. If you'd like guidance, we should have that discussion," said Circuit Judge Paul Niemeyer.
Delaware Law Divides Texas Court on Question of Director Liability
"If this is an 'interested' director transaction ... the inquiry ceases. In that event, futility of demand has been established by any objective or subjective standard," the dissent said.
Texas Court Divided Over Question of Director Liability Under Delaware Law
"If this is an 'interested' director transaction ... the inquiry ceases. In that event, futility of demand has been established by any objective or subjective standard," the dissent said.
Legal Tech's Predictions for Privacy in 2023
Legal industry experts weigh in on what to expect for privacy in the next year.
Fourth Circuit's 'Tip of the Spear' Sets Plan to Retire This Year
"She has redefined, and now defined for all time, the indispensable position of clerk of court, not just for the Fourth Circuit, but for all of the United States Courts of Appeals," said former Circuit Judge Michael Luttig.
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DLA Piper Leader Jumps to Latham in New York
Joe Alexander, previously based in Miami, was a member of the executive and management committees and helped lead the transactions practice during his 15-year stint at DLA Piper.
Legal Tech's Milestones for Cybersecurity and Privacy in 2022
Legal industry experts weigh in on the biggest developments in cybersecurity and privacy in the past year.
Want to Know More About Each Texas Legal Award Winner or Finalist? Here's Where You'll Find It All
The 2022 Texas Legal Awards have been announced, and Texas Lawyer is publishing articles on each honoree online.
Infrastructure Projects, the IRA and Energy Transition Will Fuel Work in 2023
Lawyers said 2022 was busy year for energy and infrastructure projects, including a new terminal at JFK Airport, despite a national downturn in M&A. They expect more of the same in 2023.
Infrastructure Projects, the IRA and Energy Transition Will Fuel Work in 2023
Texas lawyers working in the energy sector said 2022 was busy, despite a national downturn in M&A, and they expect more of the same in 2023 in many areas of the broad energy practice.Trending Stories
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