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Thompson Coburn Adds Three Lawyers in Dallas
The group includes trial partners from Norton Rose Fulbright and Munck Wilson Mandala, and a Texas state senator.
Former Executive Gets 5 Years in Prison for Bribing Officials in Atlanta and Neighboring County
Lohrasb "Jeff" Jafari, 72, pleaded guilty in April to paying bribes to Atlanta and DeKalb County officials and failing to pay more than $1.5 million in taxes. The charges against him stemmed from a federal investigation into corruption during former Mayor Kasim Reed's administration that led to the indictment of several former city officials and contractors. Reed himself was never charged.
After Steep Pro Bono Hours Falloff in 2021, a Steady 2022
In what our friends at The American Lawyer called a "post-pandemic reset," average hours were flat in the latest Pro Bono Scorecard, after an earlier, precipitous drop from the time when lawyers filled their pandemic-stalled dockets with pro bono work.
Regulator's Proposed $8 Cap on Credit Card Late Fees Ignites Howls of Overreach
President Biden for months has been blasting "junk fees." So the industry expected a proposal. But what came is "far more radical than anyone anticipated," Ballard Spahr wrote in a client advisory.
Man Sues Unum Life Insurance, Seeking Long-Term Disability Benefits
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
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Winston & Strawn Hires Tax Duo Focused on Cross-Border Work From Baker McKenzie in Miami
"We've been focusing on cross-border work all these years ... and I think it's more important than ever now," said incoming partner Summer LePree. "Almost everything has a cross-border component now."
Burford CEO Says UK Authority's 'Bureaucratic Ineptitude' Stifling Industry Growth
Christopher Bogart says it is a 'tragedy' that the UK legal regulator has caused the country to miss the opportunities of market liberalization reforms.
Injured Construction Worker Settles For $1.9 Million in Essex
A construction worker who sustained neck and back injuries in a jobsite agreed to a $1.9 million settlement in his Essex County suit, Dos Santos…
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