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Honored by NYSBA, 2nd Circuit Chief Judge Livingston's Remarks Stress Judicial Safety
Chief Judge Debra Ann Livingston of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit was this year’s winner of the Stanley Fuld Award for her contribution to the practice of commercial law and litigation in New York. She used her award to shine a spotlight on judicial safety during a ceremony in Manhattan.
Sanctioned Penn Law Professor Amy Wax Sues University, Alleging Discrimination
The university sanctioned Wax in September following a long history of controversial speech, including derogatory comments about Asian immigrants and claims Black students underperform academically.
Contract Law: Market Inefficiency Bedevils Energy Companies
A natural gas pipeline owner alleges lower courts erred by adding language in a contract to the trader's benefit, and seeks reversal at the Texas Supreme Court.
'Lack of Independence' or 'Tethered to the Law'? Witnesses Speak on Bondi
Despite Democratic senators continuing to raise concerns about Bondi’s independence from Trump and her lobbying work, several appeared to find some common ground.
$100,000 Settlement Reached After T-Bone Accident
"The challenge was to quickly and effectively get [the plaintiff] the best result and to not draw the case out," Alessandra Magnotti of Carter Mario said. "I was really happy I was able to get the full policy amount for her quickly without having to filed suit."
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Rudy Giuliani Settles NY Enforcement Action With Ga. Poll Workers
The onetime New York City mayor gets to keep his property and admit no liability or wrongdoing. He has agreed to never defame plaintiffs Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss again.
Willkie Farr & Gallagher Drives Legal Challenge for Uber Against State's Rideshare Laws
Uber alleges that new regulations require it to "'prominently display'" and use "'design techniques intended to draw the eye'" to certain information on the app and provide purportedly inaccurate messaging that "Uber does not sufficiently compensate its drivers,'" the complaint said.
False Claims Act Causation Standard Continues to Divide Federal Courts
A federal judge in Massachusetts reached the same heightened causation standard as applied in the court's 2023 decision in U.S. v. Regeneron. However, two other judges have applied a less stringent "'causal connection.'"
EPA Nominee Zeldin Says Climate Change Is Real, Agency Shouldn't Suffocate Economy
“I believe that climate change is real," Lee Zeldin told senators on the Environment and Public Works Committee. He added that environmental policies should not hamper economic growth.Trending Stories
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