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U.S. Eleventh Circuit Remands Helms-Burton Trafficking Case Involving Confiscated Cuban Port
”I expect to see many more cases like Del Valle and this one," said Bob Jarvis, an international litigation professor at Nova Southeastern University. "Of course, such cases will make a thawing of the U.S.-Cuba relations even harder to achieve, but the incoming administration has no interest in a thaw."
Can Passive Technology Change the Impaired Driving Trajectory?
If ever there was a time for impairment detection technology, this seems to be that time.
Bradley Arant, Moore & Van Allen Join Partner Promotions Parade
Morris, Manning & Martin, meanwhile, did not promote any associates to partner, instead naming five to new counsel positions, deemed part of the firm's partnership track.
7th Circ. Rejects Liability Claims Against Freight Broker's Hiring Choices
The circuit court affirmed a trial court's decision granting summary judgment to a freight broker who arranged the delivery of a shipment brought by a driver who hit and severely injured the plaintiff. The court determined the broker didn't have an agency relationship with the driver and the carrier.
Sullivan & Cromwell Signals 5-Day RTO Expectation as Law Firms Remain Split on Optimal Attendance
Lawyers are expected to come to the office during normal business hours barring "extraordinary" circumstances, according to a recent update to the firm's office manual.
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CLOSED: These Georgia Courts Won't Open Jan. 10
The Supreme Court of Georgia, Georgia Court of Appeals and a growing list of county courts will be closed Friday, Jan. 10 due to inclement weather forecast for the Atlanta area.
Volkswagen Hit With Consumer Class Action Alleging Defective SUV Engines
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‘Be Comfortable With the Uncomfortable’
new and somewhat unpredictable administration is shaping regulatory priorities, labor initiatives, and immigration policies—creating a dynamic landscape that may leave business leaders navigating uncharted waters with some uncertainty.
Here's What Corporate Litigators Expect Delaware Courts to Address in 2025
One area of Delaware law that came up frequently in 2024 and is expected to continue to be closely watched as more case law is established is that of conflicted controller transactions, specifically what exactly constitutes such a transaction and how judicial scrutiny can be applied to one.
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