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Ex-Rite Aid Counsel Shakes Off Fraud Suit
A federal judge in Philadelphia ruled that Franklin Brown, who spent time in federal prison, was released from liability under a 2001 settlement agreement.
The 2016 Innovation Awards: Client Service Innovator of the Year, Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe
Orrick contributed guidance for Stripe's new startup toolkit, Stripe Atlas, which provides entrepreneurs with a host of resources.
CNN Slams NLRB's 'Preposterous' Argument in Joint-Employer Case
Business groups, in friend-of-court brief, back the media company in D.C. Circuit fight.
Arbitration Increasingly Enforced in Employment Actions
Arbitration in employment litigation has been on the rise for the past decade. That trend has been driven, labor lawyers say, by an increasing number of courts deciding that arbitration clauses barring employees from starting class actions are enforceable, despite claims by workers that their right to trial has been violated in the process.
Best of the Legal Tech Blogosphere: Breach Ligitation Irony, IP in the IoT, and More
A roundup of blog posts and other musings from around the legal tech community.
The Looming Intellectual Property Battle Over the Internet of Things
Robins Kaplan's Richard Martinez and Ari Lukoff explore the three impending areas of dispute over IP in the Internet of Things.
Federal Reserve Experiences At Least 50 Cyber Breaches Since 2011, Report Says
Cybersecurity breaches are increasingly prevalent, and because financial services companies are a high-value target, this trend will likely continue.
The 2016 Innovation Awards: A Q&A with Kim Wismer, Ballard Spahr, CIO of the Year
Ballard Spahr's CIO talked with Legaltech News on how her position has changed in the past two decades, the tech challenges that keep her up at night, and more.
NY Lawyers Flock to Campaign for Clemency in Drug Cases
New York lawyers in fields as diverse as real estate and retirement law are immersing themselves in a national pro bono campaign to help federal drug offenders win early release from prison.
Pa. Firms See Big Boost in Minority Partner Numbers
It would take a long trip down Legal affiliate The American Lawyer's diversity rankings to find a Pennsylvania-based law firm, but of the 16 firms in the state that were ranked based on percentages of minority attorneys, many saw notable improvements while a handful slid further down the ranks.Trending Stories
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