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Justices Warn Agencies That Unexplained Rule Changes Won't Get Deference
Memo to federal agencies from the U.S. Supreme Court: Give reasoned explanations for regulation changes or don't expect traditional deference from the justices.
Cheeley Leaves Butler Wooten to Start a New Plaintiffs Shop; and Other 'On the Move' News
Plaintiffs lawyer Bob Cheeley has left Butler Wooten Cheeley & Peak to start his own firm, Cheeley Law Group, with Pat Dawson, who's had a solo plaintiffs practice for 20 years.
Cooley Hires Back Ex-Partner, Plus More Lateral Moves
Former eBay general counsel Michael Jacobson returns to Cooley in Silicon Valley; a Kirkland & Ellis seeks a shave; Greenberg Traurig grows in Israel; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.
Jones Day Bags Barnes & Thornburg Trio for Twin Cities Opening
The firm has opened a Minneapolis office after relocating two of its own partners from Chicago and Dallas and snagging three laterals from Barnes & Thornburg.
Jimmie Goes to Indy: Barnes & Thornburg Partner Heads In-House
Jimmie “Tic Tac” McMillian Jr., a litigation partner at Barnes & Thornburg in Indianapolis featured in a New York Times story last year about African American law partners, recently left the firm for a role with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Practice Leaders Pick Up Stakes, Plus More Lateral Moves
A half-dozen big firms shuffled practice leaders within the past week; Skadden snags a high-profile arbitration expert in Hong Kong; the founding partner of Weil's Rhode Island office departs; and other notable laterals from throughout The Am Law 200.
Hell Yeah, You Can Bitch on the Job!
Good news for grumpy workers.
A Smooth Landing for Air Cargo Suit
After $1.2 billion in settlements and a decade of litigation that swept in antitrust lawyers from more than 50 firms (seriously, did anyone NOT work on this case?), the massive air cargo price fixing litigation is coming in for a landing.
Cyberinsurance: A Necessary Protection in the Digital Era?
As breaches abound, organizations look for protection. Is cyberinsurance the way?
Trading 'Spoofer' Must Be Stopped, Chicago Regulators Will Argue
As part of a crackdown on “spoofing,” the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission will square off in Chicago's federal court on Monday against a Northwestern University dropout who made millions on the futures markets.Trending Stories
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