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People in the News—Nov. 8, 2023—McNees
McNees Wallace & Nurick announced the addition of five associate attorneys spread across the firm's Pennsylvania offices.
Al Tamimi Adopts Legal AI Harvey
The law firm will be one of the first in the region to enhance the platform's Arabic-language proficiency.
Appellate Court Affirms $90M Verdict in Hotel Guest's Brain Injury Case
A hotel worker performing a welfare check failed to find a guest who had collapsed in her room. Her husband found her seven hours later suffering from a catastrophic brain injury.
'No' to Older Judges: Texas Voters Reject Measure to Allow Retirement at 79
Nearly 63% of voters rejected the proposal.
Big Law Policy Practices Prepare for Busy End of Year
D.C. law firms weigh in on how public policy practices are seeing activity pick up surrounding big agenda items.
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Commonwealth Court Rejects Attempt to Strike Down Ordinance Due to Alleged Spot Zoning
In a recently published opinion, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court in Burd v. Borough of Brentwood Zoning Hearing Board, rejected an appeal brought by neighboring property owners alleging that a local ordinance constituted impermissible spot zoning.
SEC Attacks Non-Disclosure Agreements
The SEC recently issued imposed significant and costly sanctions against companies that require employees to sign non-disclosure agreements containing certain language either limiting employees from disclosing company confidential information without company approval, or representing that they have not filed complaints with government entities.
New York, New Jersey Adopt Laws Requiring Flood Risk Disclosure for Homebuyers, Tenants
In the wake of several incidents of unprecedented rainfall and disastrous flooding, both New York and New Jersey have adopted laws requiring the sellers of residential properties to tell buyers, and landlords to tell tenants, about known flood risks.
What Comes Next for Sections 11 and 12(a)(2) After 'Slack'?
In a follow-up to their article published in June, the authors discuss two questions raised but not fully answered in Slack: probabilistic pleading under Section 11 of the 1933 Act and the proper construction of Section 12 of the 1933 Act.
First Amendment Challenge, Section 1983 Claims, Failure To Show Irreparable Injury
This column reports on several significant representative decisions from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. Judge Kovner dismissed a First Amendment challenge to a school district's policy of restricting comment at school board meetings to local residents. Judge Vitaliano granted defendants' motion to dismiss plaintiffs' claims under 42 U.S.C. §1983 concerning the Mitchell-Lama housing program. Judge Brown found that plaintiffs challenging New York state gun control legislation had not made a sufficient showing of irreparable injury to support preliminary injunctive relief.Trending Stories
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