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Defendant's Death Triggers Abatement Doctrine; Child Abuse Case Dismissed
Although arbitral panel did not expressly address claims against one defendant in its award imposing joint and several liability against all defendants, that oversight did not rise to the level of significant error necessary to overturn an arbitration award where those theories of liability against the defendant were pled by claimants and thus before the panel for its consideration.
'We Want to Stigmatize That Work': Report Focuses on Big Law's Ties to Fossil Fuel Industry
Law Students for Climate Accountability said more law firms received an "A" in its scorecard this year, but most received "D" and "F" scores.Law.com Compass: ALM Market Analysis Report Shows Opportunities Abound for Big Law in Denver
Report takes in-depth look at historical data on the largest law firms with a presence in the Metro Denver area, as well as the business climate in which they operateView more book results for the query "'Foley Hoag'"
Recruiting Firm's Appeal of $7.7M Judgment in 'Purloined Trade Secrets' Case Headed to 1st Circuit
"Defendants argue that neither the jury nor the court identified the misappropriated trade secrets, or found that the purloined trade secrets were actually exploited, or found that Catapult's profits were attributable to the use of BioPoint's trade secrets. These assertions are blatantly incorrect," U.S. District Judge Richard G. Stearns wrote.Appeals & Motions List released on:June 27, 2023
Senior FDA Official Joins Morgan Lewis, as Biotech Client Demand Remains High
Maarika Kimbrell is joining Morgan Lewis as major federal legislation and ongoing regulatory changes have helped to drive client demand within the health care space.Why Is Big Law Growing When Demand Is Dropping?
Many firms are "relying on some natural attrition, and it's not coming along as fast as they'd like," Wells Fargo's Owen Burman said.CIA Denied Summary Judgment in Fight Over Trump's Declassification of Documents
"The First Circuit has instructed that Exemption 7(A) leaves 'no room for judicial balancing' and if the court concludes the requested documents were compiled for law enforcement purposes, 'the inherent nature of the requested documents is irrelevant to the question of exemption,'" stated Judge Denise J. Casper citing Curran v. Dep't of Just. "The key inquiry, therefore, 'becomes whether revelation of the data will tend to obstruct, impede, or hinder enforcement proceedings.'"Trending Stories
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