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Attorneys: Skyrocketing Health Care Costs Fuel Record-Breaking Med Mal Verdict
According to Briggs Bedigian and his co-counsel, Merritt Lentz and Jon Stefanuca, the ever-rising cost of health care is a major driver of climbing medical malpractice verdicts—verdicts like their recent $182.7 million win in a birth injury case against Penn Medicine.3 Years Later, COVID-19 Moratoriums and Stimulus Sent Debtstoppers into Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
COVID-era pauses on evictions and moratoriums ultimately brought Chicago's largest consumer bankruptcy firm to court for its own Chapter 11 filing.Florida Lawmakers Tee Up Tax Breaks for Shoppers, Businesses
The bill includes holding two back-to-school tax holidays, after holding one holiday in past years. It would allow shoppers to avoid paying sales taxes on clothes costing $100 or less, school supplies priced at $50 or less and personal computers that cost $1,500 or less.View more book results for the query "*"
Thompson Coburn Rides Litigation, Corporate Work to 8.5% Revenue Growth
COO Allen Capdeboscq said the firm's client and practice mix bodes well for the firm to have consistent growth: "Our largest clients account for only 3% of our revenue. We're not relying on one particular group."DeSantis Celebrates Wins at End of Busy Legislative Session
Gov. Ron DeSantis concluded a legislative session that establishes him as perhaps the most aggressive and accomplished conservative governor in the nation's bitter culture wars.A Professional Development Approach to Partnership
In 2021, to address this lag, the Philadelphia Diversity Law Group launched the PDLG Advocate Protégé Program. The program was created to help increase the number of diverse lawyers joining the partnership ranks at Philadelphia law firms by giving participating mid- to senior-level diverse law firm associates (the 'protégés') guidance on what it means and takes to become a partner, providing tips, tools and practical exercises.Construction Accident Litigation, Part 1: 'Biaca-Neto' and Sole Proximate Cause
In this edition of his Construction Accident Litigation column, Brian Shoot focuses upon a single question: whether the plaintiff-worker's conduct constitutes the sole proximate cause of the subject accident as a matter of law, or alternatively may be deemed by a jury to be the sole proximate cause of the subject accident.Alston & Bird Hires 2 Kirkland Partners in Silicon Valley
Simon Root and Jonathan Manor joined the firm's private equity team after about a decade each at Kirkland.Trending Stories
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