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These Are Some of the Best Laugh Lines at the Supreme Court This Year
In 2016, the court, as several justices said, was a "grayer place" partly because of the absence of the quickest quipper on the bench, the late Justice Antonin Scalia. But there were some notable moments. Here are some of the highlights.
New York Judges, Not Juries, Should Decide Whether to Pierce the Veil
Brian D. Koosed and Anthony P. Badaracco, of K&L Gates, and Erica R. Iverson, formerly with the firm, examine the critical question of who should decide whether to pierce the corporate veil, judge or jury, noting that the question is anything but settled. Indeed, they write, it would be hard to find a question on which federal and state courts are more widely split. This is in large part because the historical roots of veil piercing reach into courts of both law and equity.
Google Suit Says Engineer Took Secrets to Drive.ai
Complaint says manager violated the confidentiality provisions of the employment agreement he signed five years ago.
Google Suit Says Engineer Took Secrets to Drive.ai
Complaint says manager violated the confidentiality provisions of the employment agreement he signed five years ago.
The Professional Judgment Rule or 'Qualified Immunity'
When I am not suing or otherwise representing attorneys in attorney liability matters, this firm is otherwise actively engaged in other forms of consumer protection (specifically including, civil rights and consumer fraud). In thinking about this newest column on attorney liabilities, I reflected on the overlap that gave rise to this firm's consumer-related practice areas—as those matters are defended. While this firm's practice principally surrounds financial injury, we have both prosecuted and defended personal injury matters including medical malpractice matters—which is to say another form of professional liability giving rise to individual loss.
Latham Tapped for Two 'Prepack' Energy Bankruptcies
The firm is advising Stone Energy Corp. and Illinois Power Generating Co. on their recent Chapter 11 filings in Houston. Andrews Kurth Kenyon and Porter Hedges are working with Latham on both new cases, the latest so far this year as the U.S. energy industry copes with sagging oil and gas prices.
Latham Tapped for Two 'Prepack' Energy Bankruptcies
The firm is advising Stone Energy Corp. and Illinois Power Generating Co. on their recent Chapter 11 filings in Houston. Andrews Kurth Kenyon and Porter Hedges are working with Latham on both new cases, the latest so far this year as the U.S. energy industry copes with sagging oil and gas prices.
British Legal Awards Energy and Infrastructure Team of the Year: Burges Salmon
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