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Clayton County Jury Returns $17M Verdict After Lawyers Sanctioned
"We look forward to appealing this result so that Honda can eventually have its day in court," said Chris Martin, a corporate communications director for American Honda Motor Co., Inc.Solar Company: Restrictive Covenant Circumstances Require Chancery Blue Penciling
Josh Berman of Paul Hastings argued for Sunder Energy LLC that Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster should not have determined that an LLC agreement was unenforceable.The 2024 Global 200 Ranked by Revenue
The 200 largest law firms in the world, made up mainly of U.S. firms, saw growth increase in the latest fiscal year, with some regions out-performing others.Judge Approves $433K in Attorney Fees for Servers in Restaurant Chain Wage Dispute
"Here, although KRG contends that plaintiffs' rates are unjustified because this case has been simple, the case's history contradicts their position. This case was not simple—it had been pending for three years before trial and involved both FLSA and class certification," U.S. District Judge Christy Criswell Wiegand of the Western District of Pennsylvania said.The 2024 Global 200 Ranked by Head Count
The Global 200 firms range in size from more than 16,000 lawyers to just over 500.View more book results for the query "Stewarts Law"
The 2024 Global 100 Ranked by Profits Per Equity Partner
The 100 largest law firms in the world saw profit increase following a decline the previous year.$192 Million Verdict: McKool Smith Wins Against Samsung
Samsung was given access to multiple Mojo Mobility prototypes with the understanding that would lead to a commercial transaction, but Samsung instead suggested Mojo cut a deal with its suppliers as no cost to Samsung.Lawyers Sanctioned; Pleadings Struck: What's Next for Honda?
"The Court believes the defendants" conduct undermined the fairness of the trial and influenced the jury with evidence that was specifically excluded by the Court," read a sanction order issued by Clayton County State Court Chief Judge Michael T. Garrett.Judge Sounds Alarm Over Persistent Circuit Split on 'Favorable Termination' Rule
The rule, established in the Supreme Court's 1994 decision 'Heck v. Humphrey,' bars people from bringing civil rights suits without first showing their conviction has been reversed, set aside or expunged. Circuits are divided over whether that rule applies to plaintiffs no longer in prison.On the Move: Labor Lawyer Adds to Fox Rothschild's Atlanta Growth
Ogletree Deakins promotes Atlanta partner to practice co-leader; Southeast-rooted firms add laterals in Georgia, New York, Philadelphia and California.Trending Stories
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