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Arizona Supreme Court Presses Pause on KPMG's Bid to Deliver Legal Services
The justices were not ready to act on a committee's recommendation to grant the first Alternative Business Services license to a Big Four firm.
Bill Would Consolidate Antitrust Enforcement Under DOJ
“I think some of the complaints that people have about the actions under the Biden FTC has really raised the profile of these kinds of issues for companies and practitioners,” said former Federal Trade Commissioner Maureen Ohlhausen. “So I think some of the things the FTC has done in the past four years has raised interest in reining them in.”
Cornell Tech Expands Law, Technology and Entrepreneurship Masters of Law Program to Part Time Format
Cornell Tech’s part time offering looks to give law students working at a legal organization flexibility to also pursue a higher degree.
Divided Eighth Circuit Sides With GE's Timely Removal of Indemnification Action to Federal Court
Judge Ralph R. Erickson found that GE filed a notice of removal within the proper 30-day window after receiving a complaint from Monsanto, now owned by Bayer.
Former U.S. Dept. of Education Attorney Suspended for Failure to Complete CLE Credits
The Supreme Court of Illinois's Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission recommended the 30-day suspension after Lauren Elizabeth Moynihan failed to register and complete minimum continuing legal education requirements over a two-year period.
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ArentFox Schiff Adds Global Complex Litigation Partner in Los Angeles
Andrew Wong joins the firm after over two years at Reed Smith.
Bittensor Hackers, Accused of Stealing Over $28 Million, Face Federal Lawsuit
“There are not more than 100 lawyers in the world who even have the expertise to track this stuff down,” said Franklin L. Zemel, a partner at Saul Ewing and co-chair of the Florida Bar’s Cybersecurity and Privacy Law Committee.
In Novel Oil and Gas Feud, 5th Circuit Gives Choice of Arbitration Venue
The U.S. Fifth Circuit appeals court tackled a novel arbitration dispute where an arbitration forum of choice ceased to exist, finding its replacement might or might not be suitable.
Jury Seated in Glynn County Trial of Ex-Prosecutor Accused of Shielding Ahmaud Arbery's Killers
Senior Judge John R. Turner seated the jury at Glynn County courthouse in Brunswick, Georgia, a week after jury selection began. It was delayed by the rare winter storm that left the coastal community coated in snow and ice.
Ex-Archegos CFO Gets 8-Year Prison Sentence for Fraud Scheme
Attorneys for Patrick Halligan and prosecutors from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York had agreed that an 8-year sentence was appropriate for Halligan, who was convicted on racketeering conspiracy, securities and wire fraud in July.Trending Stories
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