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UnitedLex Bolsters Data Management Capabilities With Blackstone Discovery Acquisition
The acquisition will help UnitedLex build out its forensics capabilities and establish a new West Coast hub.
Prosecutors: School Massacre Not Mitigated by Others' Errors
Nikolas Cruz's attorneys have said he would plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence. Prosecutors have rejected that offer and are seeking the death penalty.
More M&A, More Problems? How Legal Tech Providers Keep Up With Accelerated Growth
Legal tech companies finalizing multiple legal tech deals in a year are becoming more common. But such rapid expansion can compound the risk of alienating employees and clients, and complicate meeting business goals.
Freedom of the Press vs. Fair Trials: A Battle-Scarred Terrain
From the nation's beginning, there has been tension and conflict between First Amendment press freedom and the Sixth Amendment fair trial rights.
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Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs!
Our first runner-up this week is Josh Rosenkranz of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe who scored a huge win for Gilead Sciences affiliate Kite Pharma at the Federal Circuit last week.
Still No Party: Permit Objectors Continue to Be Denied a Fair Process
Owners of property adjoining a property that is the subject of an administrative permit review have no real ability to raise concerns regarding the permit and to create an administrative record which might defeat an improperly issued permit and to protect their property.
How a Former Law Clerk Earned $700K This Year as a Court-Appointed Technical Adviser
U.S. District Judge Alan Albright has turned to former Dechert associate and EE Ph.D Joshua Yi for help in at least 29 claim construction proceedings as the patent docket in Waco has exploded. Some attorneys welcome the involvement of a technically sophisticated expert, while others are wary of "privatizing the judicial clerk."
How a Former Law Clerk Earned $700K This Year as a Court-Appointed Technical Adviser
"That's a big number. That's a big legal practice," said Wayne Stacy, a veteran IP litigator who's now executive director of the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology. "It doesn't quite feel right, but it doesn't feel wrong either."
Average California GC Makes Higher Than Average Salary
Most of California's top paid lawyers call Silicon Valley and the Bay Area home. Of the top 10 highest-earning lawyers, only two were based out of Southern California.Trending Stories
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