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Kirkland & Ellis, Jackson Walker Dominate Debtor-Side Bankruptcy as Restructuring Market Heats Up
Corporate filings are rebounding after two slow years, with Kirkland and its Texas-based dance partner leading the way.
DISMISSED: Norm Pattis Scores a Partial Win in His Fight With a Judge
"Whether Judge Bellis herself is in the case is of no moment," Norm Pattis said. "What is important is that the Appellate Court review her work. It will do so."
'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.
Third Circuit Redefines 'Effective Prohibition' in Wireless Communications Disputes
With respect to the "effective prohibition" standard, the court held that Verizon had proven that there was a "significant gap" in its coverage, and that the proposed monopole would fill that gap.
Is 'Bruton v. United States' on Life Support in the Aftermath of 'Samia'?
In Samia v. United States, ___ U.S. ___, 2023 U.S. Lexis 2637 (June 23, 2023), the U.S. Supreme Court declined to expand the rule in Bruton v. United States, 391 U.S. 123 (1968) and, in fact, may have sounded the death knell for Bruton itself.
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Rise of Private Credit Has Been a Boon to Big Law
The shift in market players has created "winners and losers," Debevoise's Jeff Ross.
Former Chief of SDNY's Organized Crime Unit Settles In as NYPD's General Counsel
Michael Gerber now leads the NYPD Legal Bureau, which is made up of more than 300 staff, including about 100 lawyers, and serves a sprawling department of more than 35,000 uniformed officers.
Studying Judicial Decision-Making Is Not 'Intimidation'
The authors of a controversial report naming a group of New York City judges who they claim are more likely than their peers to put criminal defendants in pretrial detention respond to criticism of their work published in the New York Law Journal.
Proposal to Criminalize Deepfakes Crosses Constitutional Bounds
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