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The Trends Quinn Emanuel Partners Are Expecting in 2025
The market appears to be expecting less regulation across the banking, crypto and technology sectors—all which could increase deal activity in this space, one partner says.
New York State's 37th Veterans Treatment Court Opens With New Program in Cattaraugus County
The Cattaraugus County Veterans Treatment Court, a problem-solving court that also serves Allegany County, opened in the Olean City Courthouse. It is the state's 37th court focused on the needs of former service members.
Defense Counsel for Ex-U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez Urges Sentence of Less Than Two Years
Advisory federal sentencing guidelines suggest a sentence of at least 24 years for the offenses the ex-lawmaker was found guilty of. The Probation Department has recommended a sentence of 12 years.
Sirius XM GC Signing Off After 27 Years in Role
Patrick Donnelly's employment agreement expired Friday, but he will stay aboard through the end of this year to help facilitate the transition to a new legal chief.
Nathan Hecht: Texas' Longest Serving Justice Retires
Chief Justice Nathan Hecht released three written opinions on his last day in office, retiring Tuesday as the longest serving justice in Texas Supreme Court history.
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Longtime Reed Smith Health Care Partner Opts for Solo Practice Over Retirement
Karl Thallner, 66, led the health care practice for the firm's Philadelphia office. He launched Thallner Law, in response to client requests.
JetBlue Airways Will Pay $2M to Settle DOT Charges of Chronically Delayed Flights
From June 2022 to November 2023, JetBlue operated four flights that were delayed at least 145 times, DOT stated in its consent order.
Anti-Abortion Groups' Challenge to New York's 'Boss Bill' Is Returning to Federal Trial Court
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit unanimously remanded to the trial court an expressive-rights lawsuit that seeks to invalidate a New York statute which prevents employers from discriminating against workers who have decided to have abortions.
Meet the Lawmakers Newly Assigned to the Senate Judiciary Committee
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