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Dechert Sues Former Attorney for Not Returning Compensation
Dechert claims that former senior project attorney Kathleen Fay, who had been hired on a temporary basis, was erroneously paid more than $132,000 after her temporary work was revoked and that she has thus far failed to reimburse the firm.
Elevate Acquires Intellectual Property Research Provider Sagacious IP
The purchase, Elevate’s third in nine months, brings new IP capabilities to the legal services provider.
Holland & Knight Debuts Defense Industry Group Amid High Demand
The Am Law 50 firm is creating a new practice group dedicated to working within the U.S. defense industry following an uptick in opportunities connected to that sector.
Lawyer Too Inexperienced? Firm Sued for Malpractice Over Junior Attorney
The firm faces a malpractice suit after it delegated a case to a lawyer with less than two years' experience—allegedly contrary to promises the firm principal would take an active role.
'A Human in the Loop': Authors of Lawyer's Guide to AI
Law professor James Cooper and tech industry analyst Kashyap Kompella say AI can enable access to justice and present both opportunities and roadblocks in the legal profession.
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Spotify GC Steps Down, Opts to 'Step Away From Full-Time Corporate Life'
"This marks the end of a chapter that’s been filled with unforgettable experiences and immense personal growth," Eve Konstan wrote on LinkedIn.
Coming This Year: Statewide Case Management System
On Tuesday, Supreme Court of Georgia Justice Michael P. Boggs delivered his State of the Judiciary address to the Georgia General Assembly.Throughout the 30-minute report, Boggs announced the pending roll-out of a statewide case management system and proposal to digitally record court proceedings to circumvent ongoing court reporter staffing shortages. Boggs also shared legislative requests for enhanced safety for superior and state court judges, the elimination of partisan elections for probate and magistrate court judges, and pay raises for the state's more than 1,600 jurists statewide.
Adding 'Credibility' to the Pitch: The Cross-Selling Work After Mergers, Office Openings
Some law firm leaders say they’re gaining “credibility” in a market that is helping them go deeper with clients and propel record performances.
Low-Speed Electric Scooters and PIP, Not Perfect Together
Are the medical expenses, incurred in treating injuries sustained in an automobile accident by the operator of a low-speed electric scooter, payable under the personal injury protection (PIP) provision of the operator’s no-fault automobile insurance policy?Trending Stories
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