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Law Firms Are Increasing Knowledge Management Investment, but Hiring Battles Could Flatten Progress
The pandemic and market changes have forced more eyes on knowledge management, law firm KM leaders say. Now they just need to find the talent to support the increased interest.
Florida Judge Puts Ted Frank — and the Settlement He Objected to — Under A Microscope
U.S. Magistrate Judge Jonathan Goodman, in Florida's Southern District, has ordered Ted Frank to provide 10 years worth of court orders involving his objections to class action settlements. But he's also got questions for lawyers in a class action settlement over brain health supplement Neuriva.
Judge Puts Ted Frank — and the Settlement He Objected to — Under A Microscope
A federal judge has ordered Ted Frank to provide 10 years worth of court orders involving his objections to class action settlements. But he's also got questions for lawyers in a class action settlement over brain health supplement Neuriva involving plaintiffs in California, New York and Florida.
Accounting Firm Represented by Fisher & Phillips in Families First Coronavirus Response Act Suit
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Volatility, Other Issues Make Cryptocurrency Prohibitive for Law Firms
'Companies are rightfully interested in moving to Texas because it is clear the state is interested in supporting this new industry, but the legal framework is still in its infancy at both the state and federal level... '
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Phillip Bauknight on Why Employment Lawyers Are Thinking More About Crypto and Blockchain
New Jersey-based partner Fisher & Phillips partner Phillip Bauknight, along with a group of attorneys who specialize in other areas, launched the firm's Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Taskforce.
As Delta Variant Spreads, Southeast Firms Stay Nimble on Return-To-Office Policies—to a Point
As some Georgia and Florida law firms plan to implement return-to-office initiatives for their employees starting in September and others apply different strategies, all are remaining flexible.
Why Employment Lawyers Are Thinking More About Crypto and Blockchain
"Employers are gaining interest and are now trying to understand why this technology is important, what are the key things they need to know, and how they can implement it in their workplace," Fisher & Phillips partner Phillip Bauknight said.
At These Remote-Flexible Firms, Associate Development Takes a Front Seat
These law firms aren't taking attendance, but interaction for the sake of education and culture remain a top priority.
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