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Shook Hardy to 'Connect the Dots' With New Hartford Office
The firm continues its expansion in the Northeast after planting roots in five other locales over the last three years, including New York and Boston.
Who Got the Work?℠: Here's Who Worked on Elon Musk's $44B Purchase of Twitter and More
Welcome to "Who Got the Work?℠," a weekly column that highlights the law firms and lawyers around the country who are being brought in to handle key cases and close major deals for their clients.
New South Florida Ruling Clarifies Attorney Fees in Cases Involving Multiple Clients
Lawyers requested more than $5.6 million in attorney fees in the Engle-progeny case.
JLL's Breach-of-Contract Suit Alleges $3.5 Million in Unpaid Invoices for 'Ghost Kitchen' Work
Law firm Shook, Hardy & Bacon filed the suit on behalf of the commercial real estate firm on Tuesday, according to Law.com Radar.
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Building Up or Building Out? Big Law Takes Both Approaches in 2022
Expansion strategies will have new goals and challenges this year, partly a result of the pandemic's aftershocks fueling remote work and also due to ever-increasing competition for top-performing partners.
Like Coastal Elites, Midwest Firms Rode Wave of Demand, Surging to Revenue Highs
Midmarket deals and work for small and midcap clients helped several firms in the Midwest see record-high revenue.
Appellate Court: Erroneous Jury Instructions Call for New Trial Against Tobacco Companies
"The purpose of anchoring liability to the point in time when the defective product is sold or distributed is to give manufacturers an incentive to create safer products. ... Were we to adopt the defendants' view that liability should attach only up until the point in time a smoker becomes addicted to cigarettes, that incentive would be severely diminished, or even eliminated," the Massachusetts Court of Appeals ruled.
Backlogs Are Burdening Litigators, Court Staff as Proceedings Ramp Back Up
As courts attempt to return to full capacity, some litigators and courts report struggling to handle the onslaught of deadlines and new procedures rolled out to expedite cases amid the pandemic. The added pressure is causing some lawyers and jurisdictions to call for backup.
Backlogs Are Burdening Litigators, Court Staff as Proceedings Ramp Back Up
As courts attempt to return to full capacity, some litigators and courts report struggling to handle the onslaught of deadlines and new procedures rolled out to expedite cases amid the pandemic.Trending Stories
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