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The Rocking Buddies of Comrade Blue
My wife suggested we call the band MidLife Crisis. But that name was already taken by another band.
Pre-Argument Statements and Conferences
In their Appellate Practice column for the New York Law Journal, Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty, Jr. discuss the rules and procedures of the pre-argument conference, which can help participants more objectively evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of their case; generate new ideas and options for settlement; reduce tensions between the participants; deal with procedural problems; and eliminate or clarify issues.
Experts: Consider Value of Interlocutory Appeal Before Waiving
Practitioners say the right to appeal rulings from the trial division in New York state court prior to final judgment serves an important function. So how does its waiver find its way onto the list of options available to litigators under a new rule in the Commercial Division?
BigLaw Defectors, In-House Counsel Fuel Growth at N.J.'s Parker Ibrahim
In the aftermath of the last decade's recession, while firms were retrenching, three in-house counsel from JPMorgan Chase started their own shop in New Jersey and went rapidly into expansion mode.
Texas Court Nixes Globus Fee Request Despite Octane Ruling
Last month the Supreme Court made it easier for judges to put losing patent plaintiffs on the hook for attorney fees. But persuading a judge to award fees is still an uphill battle, as Duane Morris was reminded Monday in an East Texas IP fight.
The Churn: Ballard Spahr Bulks Up in Delaware, Plus More Lateral Moves
Ballard Spahr snags a leading litigator from the First State, Reed Smith hires Fried Frank's energy head and other lateral moves from around The Am Law 200.
Law Firms Bulking Up Intelligence Analysis Arms
In a profession that relies heavily on precedence, research of all forms has long driven even the business decisions of law firms. But in the past few years that function has morphed from one of printing out reams of information into one that involves targeted business analysis that often requires a leap of faith rather than following the doctrine of stare decisis.
Duane Morris Facing Legal Malpractice Case in Colorado
Duane Morris is still facing a legal malpractice case filed in Colorado after a federal magistrate judge there recommended against granting partial summary judgment to the firm and two of its former partners.February 2014 Bar Exam Results Announced
The Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners has announced the results of the bar examination given on Feb. 25 and 26. Of the 720 applicants who took the exam, 413 passed; the overall pass rate was 57 percent. The names of the successful applicants follow.Injectable Drugmaker Unilife Taps New GC
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