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The Rise of Consent Management: Unlocking the Data Potential in the Law
In a profession where trust is the cornerstone, proper consent management becomes indispensable. It not only strengthens the bond of trust between attorneys and clients, but also elevates the firm's reputation within the industry.
Judge Greenlights $28.4M in Contingency Fees to Firms Representing Pa. Opioid Plaintiffs
The fees are slated to be paid out of the Pennsylvania Opioid Fee Fund—a chunk of money allotted for lawyers from Pennsylvania's $1.07 billion share of the $26 billion global settlement between state and local governments and Johnson & Johnson, Cardinal Health, McKesson and AmerisourceBergen.
Justice Rebukes Florida Supreme Court in Order Making Judicial Course Discretionary
"You always want any professional to have more training rather than less training," said an expert uninvolved in the creation of the order.
Walgreens Legal Chief Departs After CEO Change
Danielle Gray is moving on one year after she helped the drugstore giant resolve opioid litigation by agreeing to pay $5.8 billion over 15 years.
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'The Glue of This Court': Justices, Clerks Receive O'Connor's Casket at Supreme Court
The nation's first female justice lies in repose at the Great Hall of the Supreme Court.
On the Move: Fisher & Phillips Elects Largest New Partner Class, Jones Day Elects 4 in Atlanta
While none of the new Fisher Phillips partners is in Atlanta, they span 18 other offices across the country, including Nashville, Tennessee, and Columbia, South Carolina.
DSBA to Hold Multicultural Awareness CLE
The Delaware State Bar Association is scheduled to hold an in-person CLE seminar sponsored by Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff titled "Raising Awareness in a Multicultural Workplace!"
Workers' Comp Insurers' Troubling Holiday Financial Harassment Campaign
Already struggling with their circumstances during the holiday season, many injured workers have to face an additional obstacle: A suspiciously timed annual "error" by workers' compensation insurance carriers that prevents these workers from receiving their workers' compensation benefits as scheduled.
$148M Damages Verdict Adds to Giuliani's Financial Woes Ahead of Criminal Trial
The $148 million verdict in a defamation case brought by two former Georgia election workers marks a new low point for the man once lauded as "America's mayor," whose advocacy of Donald Trump's false election claims has led to criminal charges and hefty legal bills.Trending Stories
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