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Evidence Explained: Prevailing Attorney Outlines Successful Defense in Inmate Death Case
"Everybody feels terrible about what happened to Eddie Nelson. It simply wasn't Keyvon Sellers' fault. He did his job and he's a really good person, and if he had perceived a threat to Eddie Nelson, he would've done something about it," said Thomas Gristina of Page, Scrantom, Sprouse, Tucker & Ford, who defended a corrections officer in a wrongful-death suit.
The Week in Data Jan. 24: A Look at Legal Industry Trends by the Numbers
Catch up on data and insights from across the Law.com Newsroom, including Legaltech News' predictions for 2025.
The Use of Psychologists as Coaches/Trial Consultants
Solid psychological research can help trial attorneys reveal how jurors’ values and attitudes may impact upon their perception about the evidence an attorney is planning on presenting. Naturally, the more persuasive the case narrative is, the more it will enhance the settlement stance.
Could This Be the Era of Client-Centricity?
To understand what clients really want is to appreciate that it has no downside for clients. On the contrary, client-centricity and elevated service only lead to happy outcomes for law firms. This approach improves matter profitability and RPL, reduces malpractice risk and leads to repeat business.
New York Mayor Adams Attacks Fed Prosecutor's Independence, Appeals to Trump
“Witch hunt” has become the cri de coeur when political figures are prosecuted, but that accusation falls short when, as here, the prosecutor and the accused are both registered Democrats.
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Law Firm Sued for $35 Million Over Alleged Role in Acquisition Deal Collapse
“The defendant’s actions on behalf of his client, which a Delaware Chancery Court described as shakedown, caused a nine-figure transaction to fail,” Matthew P. Leto with the Leto Law Firm alleged in an interview.
The Public-Private Dichotomy in State-Created Insurance Entities
On Dec. 16, 2024, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled that a medical malpractice insurer established by the Pennsylvania General Assembly is a public entity that cannot bring constitutional claims against its creator in response to legislative efforts to assume control.
Morris Nichols Names New Chief Financial Officer
Morris Nichols Arsht & Tunnell announced that William P. Michelson has been promoted to chief financial officer, effective Jan. 1.
People in the News—Jan. 24, 2025—Klehr Harrison, Willig Williams
Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg announced that effective Jan. 1, Elizabeth Webb Bucilla, an attorney in the corporate and securities department, and Gregory R. Sellers, an attorney in the litigation department, were both elected to the firm’s partnership.Trending Stories
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