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Roundup Special Master's Report Recommends Lead Counsel Get $0 in Common Benefit Fees
Lead counsel called a special master's recommendation to return $24.4 million in fees "insulting" and full of "misunderstandings."
Georgia Justices Urged to Revive Malpractice Suit Against Retired Barnes & Thornburg Atty
James Leonard's former client had lost previous rounds in her legal-malpractice claim stemming from a losing case against an insurance company.
How Gibson Dunn Lawyers Helped Assemble the LA FireAid Benefit Concert in 'Extreme' Time Crunch
A group of lawyers from Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher took on the monumental task pro bono—without any help from AI.
Lawyer Wears Funny Ears When Criticizing: Still Sued for Defamation
At issue in the case is whether speech—when expressed over social media outlets not known for serious discourse, by a person wearing funny headgear and couching their statements with "I think"—can be termed defamatory.
Medical Student's Error Takes Center Stage in High Court 'Agency' Dispute
The Supreme Court of Georgia could soon decide whether physicians can be held vicariously liable for a supervised medical student's acts or omissions under either general agency principles or the borrowed-servant doctrine.
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'A Shock to the System’: Some Government Attorneys Are Forced Out, While Others Weigh Job Options
“The flood has not just continued but has massively intensified. It is not just the buyout offer, it is also all the other stuff, the terminations, the reassignments and the fear," noted one recruiter.
Lackawanna County Lawyer Fails to Shake Legal Mal Claims Over Sex With Client
“The court really takes the time to dig into what sets the standard of care for an attorney, and, I think, comes to the right conclusion regarding these kinds of allegations constituting potential professional malpractice,” the plaintiff's attorney said.
Florida Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss in $150M Plane Crash Lawsuit Involving Flow La Movie
U.S. District Court Judge Gregory Presnell in Orlando denied air charter company Helidosa Aviation Group's motion to dismiss in the ongoing litigation arising from the plane crash which was fatal for Puerto Rican music producer Jose Angel Hernandez, known professionally as ‘Flow La Movie,’ and eight others.
HSF Accounts Show US Operating Losses Last Year But Revenue Increased Slightly
The 2023-24 LLP accounts will be the firm's last before its transatlantic merger with Kramer Levin goes live if it is voted through this month.
Sheppard Mullin, Morgan Lewis and Baker Botts Add Partners in Houston
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