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String of Post-Shutdown Defense Wins Greets Downey & Cleveland as Jury Trials Resume
Downey & Cleveland partner Sean Hynes said his firm has enjoyed a string of clear defense wins and below-demand verdicts in Cobb County and elsewhere as trials resume on COVID-stalled cases.Newsmakers: Week of Oct. 11, 2021
"I am pleased to join Kelly Hart, which enjoys a long-standing reputation of excellence in providing legal services. I am excited to work with this dynamic team of talented lawyers, especially my friend and former AG colleague, Andrew Weber, to assist clients on key matters," said Ruth Ruggero Hughs, in a statement.'They're In Real Trouble': Quinn Emanuel Loses Big Stars and Big Business to Willkie in London
Some believe the firm's London office will lose up to a quarter of its revenue, as well as its role on the trophy Mastercard case, following this week's 15-lawyer team departure.UK Firms Face an Identity Crisis as Their Global 200 Slide Continues
Some of the country's elite firms are beginning to question what they want to be.View more book results for the query "Simmons Simmons"
2 Counties Want Unvaccinated Jurors Kicked From Upcoming Opioid Trial
The opioid case is one of several mass torts returning to the courtroom for bellwether trials, despite rising COVID-19 cases in most of the country. In the opioid litigation, two other bench trials are pending in California state court and federal court in West Virginia2 Ohio Counties Want Unvaccinated Jurors Kicked From Upcoming Opioid Trial
Lawyers for two Ohio counties filed a Sept. 21 bench brief asking a federal judge to exclude 39 unvaccinated jurors from an Oct. 4 trial that seeks to hold several pharmacies accountable for the opioid crisis. "A significant number of potential jurors indicated on their questionnaires that they would not feel comfortable or safe serving on a jury with unvaccinated individuals," they wrote.Mother: Self-Defense Necessary Against 'Aggressive' Plaintiff
On June 28, 2017, plaintiff Timothy Hartman, 30, a deliveryman, was driving on a street in Montgomery County, intending to make a delivery in the course and scope of his employment. He claimed that while he was on his way to the delivery destination, he and a motorist, Nateisha Sewell, got into a verbal altercation that led to Sewell assaulting him. He claimed hand injuries.What In-House Leaders Have Learned From Remote Working
"The results are not as good when you send an email saying, 'We're all going to care about each other now.' People see through that," said Religion of Sports GC Ben Mauceri.Pa.'s Endo Pharmaceuticals Reaches Settlement in New York Opioid Trial
The settlement comes after Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Jerry Garguilo appointed a special master to report on alleged discovery failures by Endo and its attorneys at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer.Trending Stories
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