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Trump's Defense at Civil Fraud Trial Zooms In on Mar-a-Lago, With Broker Calling It 'Breathtaking'
Spanning 17 acres with waterfront on two sides, the Trump estate and social club is his home, a place where the former president and current Republican 2024 front-runner has conducted high-profile meetings while in and out of office, and the spot where federal special counsel Jack Smith alleges he improperly stashed classified documents, which Trump denies.
New Arnall Golden Gregory Leader Looking to Build on Predecessor's Work
Jonathan Eady will transition to serve as the firm's chairman, succeeding Glenn Hendrix.
DeSantis Proposes $114.4B State Budget
The proposed fiscal 2024-25 budget, which would be a decrease from a $119.1 billion spending plan for the current fiscal year, is a starting point for lawmakers. They will negotiate a budget during the 2024 legislative session, which will start Jan. 9.
On the Move and After Hours: Pashman Stein; Malamut; Goldberg Segalla; Riker Danzig; Faegre Drinker
Stein Public Interest Center welcomes inaugural fellow; Riker Danzig attorney becomes IWIRC finance director; and more moves.
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'Right Call': Judge's Order Sparks Challenge, Postpones Tex McIver Retrial
"It seems pretty clear to me that it would be a violation of the double jeopardy clause to allow [the state] to argue something that they lost at the first trial," Donald F. Samuel told the Daily Report on Wednesday.
Law Firms' Command-and-Control Management Style Isn't Working—What Now?
The command-and-control style of management is present in many law firms—and while it may arguably have worked in the past, it's become increasingly ineffective as motivation, expectations and tolerance of associates have evolved.
A Summary on the Application of Judicial Privilege to Extra-Judicial Statements in Pa.
This article summarizes some of the important case law in Pennsylvania that addresses the application and scope of the judicial privilege with respect to extra-judicial statements.
From Government Work to Private Practice: A Guide for Young Lawyers
Transitioning from a government position to private practice is a significant shift for many lawyers and brings both challenges and opportunities. This shift involves navigating a new professional landscape, adjusting to different expectations and leveraging those valuable skills acquired in the public sector.
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