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Legal Departments Dinged for Acquiescing to Rate Hikes That 'Defy Gravity'
Thomson Reuters' newly released State of the Legal Market report says 2024 was "an incredibly successful year for firms from a rate-setting perspective."Spalding Jurors Return $12M Verdict Against State Farm Insurance Client
A Spalding County State Court jury has returned a $12 million verdict against a motorist insured by State Farm Insurance following an injury collision with disputed liability. As plaintiff counsel credit the eight-figure outcome to their ability to establish the defendant's liability, defense counsel have announced plans to appeal the verdict, citing the existence of an unenforced pre-litigation settlement.Special Series Part 3: The Statutory Guardrails Violate the Majority Vote Rule
The Connecticut Constitution does not authorize the General Assembly to deny a majority the right to amend budget laws beyond the spending cap.Fed Judiciary Panel Mulls Authority to Ban In-State Bar Admission Requirements
Currently, federal districts courts in Delaware, California, Florida and Hawaii have rules that require in-state bar admission.View more book results for the query "*"
Why Georgia's Latest Push to Curb Lawsuits Has Business Groups and Trial Lawyers at Odds
Even as he held events to build public support ahead of the legislative session, which begins Monday, Georgia's governor is contending with GOP lawyers in the General Assembly who make a living by filing lawsuits, Democrats who mostly oppose changes and a state Supreme Court that has voided earlier limits.'Another Broken Promise': California Tribes Sue Casinos for Allegedly Illegal Profit From Card Games
Keker, Van Nest & Peters, on behalf of Native American tribes in California, sued dozens of casinos last week for allegedly profiting from illegal gambling. The plaintiffs contend that the casinos unlawfully encroach upon their exclusive rights to offer "banked" casino card games such as pai gow, baccarat and blackjack.Trump Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Halt Sentencing
The emergency application asks the high court to consider whether presidential immunity extends to a president-elect.NJ Manufacturing Company Sues Insurer to Recoup PFAS Remediation Losses
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