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Chief Justice to Review COVID Challenges at State of the Judiciary Address
The annual address to a joint session of the legislature is held in the House of Representatives chamber, with the Senate entering by invitation.
Cobb Circuit Judge to Retire, Start a Firm, Be His Own Boss
Cobb Superior Court Judge C. LaTain "Tain" Kell told the Daily Report in a phone call he plans to take two months off to travel to the beach and the mountains with his wife, Sheri Kell, then start a litigation and mediation consulting firm.
'A Sham'?: Ex-Congressman and Plaintiff Says Voters, Not Governors, Should Choose Judges
"It's the biggest bunch of balderdash anybody's ever tried to sell," Athens lawyer and former U.S. Rep. John Barrow said of case law made in Barrow v. Raffensperger.
Big Law Vying for IP Laterals to Capture Emerging Sectors
Shortly after bringing on an IP group focused on pharma and medical devices, DLA Piper lost an IP partner focused on technology and financial services.
Is the Door Closing on Broad Third-Party Releases in Bankruptcy?
Over the last several years the scope and use of such third party releases appears to have been stretched arguably to the breaking point as demonstrated in the recent and important district court decision in the Ascena case.
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Shareholder Suit Against Temperature Control Company, Julabo USA, Removed to Federal Court
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Judge Stops Anthem Blue Cross From Immediately Canceling Hospital Contracts
The key to the decision was a new law passed by the General Assembly and signed by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp which says that during a public health emergency, health care contracts could not be terminated by insurers without 150 days' notice.
Judge Stops Anthem Blue Cross From Immediately Canceling Hospital Contracts
The key to the decision was a new law passed by the General Assembly and signed by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp which says that during a public health emergency, health care contracts could not be terminated by insurers without 150 days' notice.
Custodians v. Collaborators: Understanding Hyperlinked Files in E-Discovery
Must hyperlinked content be collected and produced in discovery? Can the precise version that was linked at the time the sender/recipient viewed the information be conclusively identified? Here's how a few ubiquitous platforms on the market today deal with files shared via hyperlink.
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