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Who Is Vying to Replace DeKalb State Court Judge Wayne Purdom? Find Out Here.
The election to replace Purdom, who is retiring, is set for May 21, with a runoff, if necessary, scheduled for June 18.
How to Financially Plan for a Job Change
If you are considering a job opportunity outside of Big Law, you may be questioning whether the new salary can support your current lifestyle. There are practical steps that you can take to ensure that (1) you will feel confident enough to step away from your current position and (2) you won't need to come back because you cannot afford your lifestyle. In other words, how can you remove the infamous "golden handcuffs"?
Ex-Twitter GC Sean Edgett Takes Legal Reins of Unicorn That Produces 'No Kill' Meat
Edgett will serve as chief legal officer of the eight-year-old company, which recently received FDA approval to sell its lab-cultivated chicken across the U.S.
Reforming Regulatory Review: Environmental Lawyers Take Note
While clearly important to environmental lawyers focused on the development and administration of environmental regulations, the recent changes apply broadly across the larger regulatory landscape.
Attorney-Client Fee Dispute: Getting the Jump on a Legal Malpractice Claim?
A fee dispute is emblematic of the breakdown of a professional relationship on both sides. Nonpayment may be emotional for both parties: attorney—we cannot work for free; client—you are not meeting expectations.
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Supporting Employees Through Divorce: Companies Offer Help With New Benefits
It's encouraging to see some companies stepping up to the plate and acknowledging the difficulties their employees face during this trying time.
'Biaca-Neto' and Sole Proximate Cause, Part II, 'Ultimate Responsibility'
Editor's Note: This is the second installment of a two-part column. The first installment appeared in the May 5, 2023, edition of the New York Law…
A Tale of Two Union Drives: Starbucks and Ben & Jerry's
Both Starbucks and Ben & Jerry's have a history of being pro-employee, pro-social justice, pro-social change organizations.Trending Stories
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