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Silencing Accusers? Justices Will Weigh Gag Order in Sexual Harassment Cases
"Employer policies that restrict employees' ability to speak about harassment in the workplace have lost favor," plaintiff Viktoriya Usachenok's petition stated.US Law Firm Leasing Activity, Including Atlanta, Hits New Highs
For the first time activity in the smaller markets nearly drew even with leasing in the 10 major markets, including in markets such as San Diego and Denver, according to a new leasing trends report from Cushman & Wakefield.63 Law Schools Boycotted US News Law School Rankings
According to U.S. News' embargoed survey, 67.8% of law schools submitted data, meaning nearly one-third did not.This South Florida Lawyer Just Became a Federal Judge
"My parents left Cuba many years ago and they sacrificed everything, and you can imagine their pride in having their daughter as a federal bankruptcy judge," the attorney said.Covington and SEC Push Back on Judge's Request for Middle Ground
The federal judge asked the SEC if there were ways that the regulator's subpoena could be tailored.View more book results for the query "*"
Lewis Brisbois Expands Management Committee by 5 in Wake of Chairman's Resignation
The management committee's expansion comes amid the ongoing departure of more than 100 lawyers from the firm's labor and employment practice and supporting practice areas to Barber Ranen.'She Likes the Hole Better Than the Pole': Judge Removed for Sexual Comments
The judge told one lawyer: "I'd like to watch you golf." When the attorney noted the judge shouldn't want to watch her golf, since she was not good at the sport, the judge replied, "That's not why I want to watch you."Dominion's Defamation Suit Against Newsmax Appears Headed for Fall 2024 Trial
"As Mr. Shackelford knows, once you get a trial date, I'm going to keep you to it," Davis said. "If we don't have a trial date, we don't have resolution to this case."Navigating Negligence Per Se: Numerous Exceptions, Distinctions and Subtleties
In the common conception, the doctrine of negligence per se holds individuals or organizations automatically liable for the violation of a statute or regulation. The discerning practitioner should be aware of the many jurisdictions in which this general principle is subject to numerous exceptions, distinctions and subtleties.Trending Stories
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