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Labor of Law: Your Predictions (And a Few Questions) About a Justice Kavanaugh
Brett Kavanaugh elevation to the U.S. Supreme Court would put on the bench a veteran judge with deep experience on labor and employment issues. Here's a snapshot of some questions and predictions. Thanks for reading Labor of Law.
New Ogletree Deakins Shareholder Wants E-discovery Professionals to Keep Calm, Carry On
Rather than getting worked up about the next great thing in e-discovery technology, Thomas Lidbury wants e-discovery professionals to focus on mastering the technology they've got.
Meet the GC at Georgia-Pacific: Tye Darland
The top lawyer at the Atlanta-based building products and paper-making giant speaks with the Daily Report about everything from whom he uses for outside counsel to what he's been reading lately.
Labor of Law: Post-Kennedy LGBT Protections | Age-Bias Case to Watch | Plus: New & Notable Moves
New LGBT workplace cases are arriving at the U.S. Supreme Court now, just as Anthony Kennedy is leaving the bench. We've got early labor-and-management reaction to thinking about the post-Kennedy court. Plus: Scroll down for the latest moves, and a quick word on a big new age-discrimination case.
Jones Day Says Bias Suit Breached Partnership Pact; Ogletree Plaintiffs Reload Again
Jones Day is looking to put a lid on a gender discrimination suit brought by former partner Wendy Moore, while women suing Ogletree Deakins are seeking to add new allegations.
People in the News—June 27, 2018—Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
Paul Lancaster Adams, a shareholder in Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart's Philadelphia office, was named to Human Resource Executive magazine's 2018 list of the “Nation's Most Powerful Employment Attorneys.”
Sedgwick Carcass Facing $450K Default Judgment in Landlord Dispute
After closing shop in January, the now-defunct San Francisco-based Am Law 200 firm faces a suit alleging that it didn't pay its bills on the way out of its Chicago office lease.
Shuttered Sedgwick Facing Default Judgment in Landlord Dispute
After closing its doors in January, former Am Law 200 firm Sedgwick is facing a suit alleging that the now-defunct firm didn't pay its bills on the way out of its Chicago office lease.
Full 7th Circuit Will Rehear Age Bias Case; Decision Conflicts With 11th Circuit
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