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Firms Use Technology to Plow Through Snow-Related Closures
The looming snowstorm—though it turned out to be much milder than expected—prompted New Jersey firms and branches to close early on Jan. 26 and stay closed the next day. But the ability to work remotely meant it was business as usual for most firms.People in the News - Jan. 29, 2015 - Barrett Joins Griesing Law
Alan L. Yatvin was named to the American Diabetes Association's board of directors.Firms Use Technology to Plow Through Snow-Related Closures
The looming snowstorm—though it turned out to be much milder than expected—prompted New Jersey firms and branches to close early on Jan. 26 and stay closed the next day. But the ability to work remotely meant it was business as usual for most firms.Pregnancy Discrimination: Shifting Area of Law
Courts and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission are still actively reviewing legal aspects of pregnancy discrimination.Littler Recruits Four Partners From Ogletree
Littler Mendelson, the nation's largest labor and employment firm, has recruited four shareholders from Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, the nation's second-largest labor and employment firm.Summary Judgment Granted in Favor of a Preference Defendant
In a preference action, one of the most common defenses is the so-called "ordinary course of business" (OCB) defense. Under 11 U.S.C. Section 547(c)(2), payments to a creditor may be shielded from preference liability if the creditor demonstrates that the payments were: (a) made in the ordinary course of the business between the debtor and the creditor (the subjective test) or (b) made according to ordinary business terms (the objective test).Littler Recruits Four Partners From Ogletree
Littler Mendelson, the nation's largest labor and employment firm, has recruited four shareholders from Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, the nation's second-largest labor and employment firm.Summary Judgment Granted in Favor of a Preference Defendant
In a preference action, one of the most common defenses is the so-called "ordinary course of business" (OCB) defense. Under 11 U.S.C. Section 547(c)(2), payments to a creditor may be shielded from preference liability if the creditor demonstrates that the payments were: (a) made in the ordinary course of the business between the debtor and the creditor (the subjective test) or (b) made according to ordinary business terms (the objective test).King & Spalding Advises Latest Bidder for New York City Opera
A month after Duane Morris client NYCO Renaissance sought to rescue the New York City Opera out of bankruptcy, another suitor has emerged with a competing bid. King & Spalding client Gene Kaufman is offering $1.5 million for the opera company, trumping NYCO's $1.25 million bid.King & Spalding Advises Latest Bidder for New York City Opera
A month after Duane Morris client NYCO Renaissance sought to rescue the New York City Opera out of bankruptcy, another suitor has emerged with a competing bid. King & Spalding client Gene Kaufman is offering $1.5 million for the opera company, trumping NYCO's $1.25 million bid.Trending Stories
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