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Dewey & LeBouef Adds to Warsaw Office
New York's Dewey & LeBoeuf has added two local partners to its office in Warsaw, Poland, bringing the total number of partners there to 18. Kazimierz Jelenski joins, with experience in banking, finance and insurance law, as does Krzysztof Pisarek, with experience in civil and corporate law.
Hunting for the Right Headhunter
Do you think all legal headhunters are more or less the same? Think again.Tarasevich v. Eastwind Transport Ltd.
Russia Is Appropriate ForumWhen Doctors Who Treated Injured PlaintiffLive in Russia
Former Employees Suing Prudential for Benefit Fraud Seek Mass Tort Status
The state Supreme Court is considering mass-tort treatment for claims by hundreds of former Prudential Insurance Co. workers that the company conspired with a New York law firm to bamboozle them out of employment benefits.
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Toole, Former Luzerne Co. Judge, Reaches New Plea Deal
Federal prosecutors have reached a second plea agreement with a former Luzerne County judge who admitted in December to fixing the appointment of a neutral arbitrator for a UM/UIM case in exchange for use of a New Jersey beach house.Philly Mayor: Despite court ruling, hands not tied
Mayor Michael A. Nutter says he's confident his city's existing series of gun-control laws aimed at attempting to curb the city's persistent gun violence problem are constitutional.Four Reasons Why the Revolution Petered Out
Business of law remained stable after the meltdown because of financial, managerial, psychological, tech factors.Akin Gump Hit With $1M Judgment
National Development and Research Corp. sued the Dallas firm for negligence after the firm was hired to defend it from a declaratory judgment action.
Silver Lining for Patent Skeptics in Ultramercial Ruling
Publication Date: 2013-06-26 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Critics of business method patents were none too happy when the Federal Circuit once again endorsed a controversial patent owned by Ultramercial LLC. But the case could be a vehicle for the U.S. Supreme Court to limit the patent-eligibility of business method patents next term.
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