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Legal Malpractice Suit: Attorney's Forgery Cost British Filmmaker Visa, Job
An award-winning British wildlife documentary producer has sued Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart and a former attorney there over claims that she was fired from her position as National Geographic Television's vice president of natural history projects when the nonprofit discovered that a signature had been forged on her annual visa documents.
Five Labor and Employment Rollbacks That May Happen Under Trump
Here are five initiatives that labor and employment counsel said could be at risk come January 2017.
Off the Grid: Big Firms and Their Far-Flung Offices
Whether it's Myanmar, Mongolia or Wyoming, global clients in remote locations make for unique outposts for some Am Law 200 and Global 100 firms.
Five Labor and Employment Rollbacks That May Happen Under Trump
The Trump administration could halt Obama-era labor rules including Fair Pay executive order; joint employer standard; "quickie" union election rules; DOL overtime rules and arbitration agreements in labor contracts, counsel say.
Five Labor and Employment Rollbacks That May Happen Under Trump
The Trump administration could halt Obama-era labor rules including Fair Pay executive order; joint employer standard; "quickie" union election rules; DOL overtime rules and arbitration agreements in labor contracts, counsel say.
Off the beaten track: life in the world's lesser-known legal markets
From Mongola to Myanmar, lawyers discuss life far from the City bubble
Attorneys On The Move: Trending Toward the Mobile Office
With added pressures on attorneys to stay connected and mobile, lawyers look increasingly to technology to keep data accessible (but secure) across their mobile devices.
In Atlanta Legal Aid Run for Justice, 700 Line Up to Race
Great weather led to an even greater turnout for the Run for Justice, an annual fundraiser for the Atlanta Legal Aid Society. Over 700 participants enjoyed a crisp autumn run through the streets of Decatur's Oakhurst neighborhood.
State Labor and Employment Measures Prevail in Election, Despite Trump Win
In Republican Donald Trump, voters chose a candidate who has expressed anti-regulatory intentions. But in several states voters approved ballot measures that actually added more protections for workers.
Littler Mendelson Gambles on Data Mining as Competition Changes
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