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Stroock Sees Partner Exits Amid Protracted Merger Talks
The chair of Stroock's litigation practice and the leader of its LA office are planning to leave for Steptoe & Johnson, while a real estate partner has landed at Jones Day.
Latham Leads Legal Adviser Tables, as Worldwide M&A Hits Lowest Point in 3 Years
Latham and Kirkland were top ranked while several Wall Street law firms picked up market share and rose up the league tables released by Refinitiv.
Judicial Ethics Opinion 22-133
Where a judge knows their spouse retained counsel on a personal legal matter, and that attorney represents other clients before the judge: (1) During the representation, the judge is disqualified in matters involving that attorney, and must not preside unless the disqualification is properly remitted after full disclosure on the record. (2) Once the representation concludes and all fees are paid, and provided that the judge had no direct interest in the subject matter of their spouse's representation, for two years, the judge must fully disclose the former representation when the attorney appears, but may then preside as long as the judge can be fair and impartial. (3) After the two-year post-representation period, the judge has no further obligation to disclose or recuse.
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Employers Not Liable for Exposing Workers' Families to COVID, California Supreme Court Says
Requiring employers to prevent the spread of COVID-19 from the workplace to workers' families would create a "significant and unpredictable burden," Associate Justice Carol Corrigan wrote.
The Law Firm Disrupted: Vulnerabilities at the Office, Vulnerabilities at Home
Cyber breaches seem unavoidable, regardless of where lawyers are getting work done.
Judge Suggests Mediation in Newman's Lawsuit Over Competency Investigation
Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman, 96, challenges allegations of incompetency and misconduct.
NFL-Backed Media Company Names Content-Distribution Vet as GC
Viviana Betancourt Vasquez will help launch Everpass Media, which aims to use its initial programming—the NFL Sunday Ticket package for bars and restaurants—as a springboard to become a dominant streamer of live sports and live entertainment to commercial venues.
In J&J Sunscreen Settlement Appeal, Ted Frank Applies Hot Topic of Standing
Frank, of the Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute and the Center for Class Action Fairness, filed his opening brief on Wednesday before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, which reversed another settlement three months ago because the lead plaintiffs lacked standing.Trending Stories
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