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Sanofi Facing Religious Discrimination Suit by Terminated Employee
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the document here.
First Department Says Employee Affidavit Not Enough to Validate Contract, Venue Change
In a 3-2 vote, the panel found that an affidavit from an employee with no direct knowledge of the circumstances surrounding an electronic signature was not sufficient to enforce a contract.
Texas Continues Crackdown on Deceptive Hotel Pricing With New Lawsuit
The suit is against Booking Holdings, which operates Booking.com, Priceline.com and Kayak.com.
NY License Pause/NJ Pot Job Ban/NY Hemp Regs Challenged/Eaze Sued
A judge will hear early arguments Friday in a case brought by disabled veterans challenging New York's cannabis license distribution program.
NY State Bar Hails Appointment of Ciparick as Watchdog on Racial Bias in Courts
Ciparick oversees the implementation of recommendations contained in a 2020 report that described a second-class system of justice in state courts for people of color.
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Q&A: Newly Retired Judge Greenaway on Law Clerk Diversity, Collegiality and His Path to the Bench
"Our profession is a reflection of society, and society is behind the notion of diversity and I think our profession is now doing the same thing," retired U.S. Third Circuit Judge Joseph A. Greenaway Jr. said.
'The Potential Is Enormous': In-House Leaders Jazzed Up About AI But Playing It Safe
"Generative AI, in particular, seems to really have the potential to change how we work and how our services interact with customers," Dana Wagner, chief legal officer of Twilio, said.
No One Gets There Alone: The Value of Mentorship Programs in the Legal Profession
By getting involved in pipeline mentorship programs, attorneys can provide support that lifts up those who might otherwise be left behind—particularly in the highly competitive process of becoming a judicial law clerk.
Ethics Forum: Questions and Answers on Professional Responsibility
I and some other lawyers have seen an uptick in complaints against ourselves and others. Is there something going on?
Passenger Said Movement of Bus Caused Shoulder Tear
On May 15, 2019, plaintiff Darnell Grinnage, 55, a carpenter, was boarding a Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority bus on 12th Street, at its intersection with Master Street, in Philadelphia. Grinnage claimed he injured his left shoulder while grabbing hold of the overhead handrail. He alleged that he suffered a biceps tear.Trending Stories
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