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Legal & Litigation Departments of the Year
Learn what makes these firms and legal teams stand out in the 2016 Legal and Litigation Departments of the Year magazine.
Meet the New Jersey Law Firm Associates—Class of 2016
Ex-Chadbourne Partner Discusses Decision to Join Gender Bias Suit
Jaroslawa Zelinsky Johnson, a former managing partner of Chadbourne & Parke's defunct Kiev office, is the second named plaintiff to come forward in a $100 million gender bias suit against the firm.
People in the News—Oct. 18, 2016—Kleinbard LLC
Kleinbard LLC partner Mary Beth Gray is a set speaker at the National Center for Employee Ownership meeting titled, "Is an ESOP Right for You? An In-Depth Look at Employee Stock Ownership Plans" scheduled Wednesday through Thursday in Providence, Rhode Island.
Judge: Suspect's Rights Not Violated by Police Chase Leading to Death by Exposure
Western District Judge Charles Siragusa said the constitutional rights of suspect Joshua Harrison were not violated by police and sheriff's deputies when Harrison froze to death while trying to evade arrest for a traffic violation.
Endo Prevails in Patent Fight With Two Rivals Over Opioid Pain Medication
A Delaware federal judge on Oct. 7 upheld Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s patent for its opioid painkiller Opana ER, rejecting arguments by Amneal Pharmaceuticals and Teva Pharmaceuticals USA that the patent claim was invalid as obvious and that Teva had obtained permission to use its active ingredient.
Southern Firms Seek New Horizons, Plus More Lateral Moves
Baker Donelson and Maynard, Cooper & Gale set up shop in new cities; Crowell & Moring sees two practice leaders depart; more exits at Cadwalader; McGuireWoods expands in San Francisco; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.
People in the News—Sept. 30, 2016—Wilson Elser
Joshua Bachrach, a partner in Wilson Elser's Philadelphia office, was named chair of its national life, health, disability and Employee Retirement Income Security Act practice.
Poor Defendants Can Sue Over Inadequate Defense Funding, Pa. Justices Rule
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled impoverished defendants have the right to sue if they believe that inadequate county funding of public defenders threatens their constitutional right to counsel.
Judge Pares Spanier's Claims Against Freeh
A Lebanon County judge has pared down several claims that former Penn State President Graham Spanier lodged against Louis Freeh over a report Freeh wrote that faulted Spanier and others for failing to properly act on allegations that Jerry Sandusky had sexually abused children.Trending Stories
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