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Nelson Mullins Nabs Wiley Rein Bankruptcy Group
Two months after Wiley Rein announced plans to part ways with its bankruptcy group, the practice led by partner H. Jason Gold has found a new home at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough in Washington, D.C. The moves comes just days after Howrey's bankrupt estate reached a $1.85 million settlement with several former partners and the now-defunct firm's ex-bankruptcy lawyers at Wiley Rein.
Case Reinstated for Plaintiff Linked to Threats
Third DCA Judge Vance Salter said photographs implicating the plaintiff to two threatening notes should not have been admitted.
Indictments Reinstated Against Wealthy Dallas Heir
Dallas Fifth Court of Appeals revives fraud cases against wealthy oil heir who alleges he was indicted by the D.A. as a favor to his former attorney Lisa Blue.
Paxton Takes Over as Texas Attorney General
After becoming Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton noted that he has "big shoes to fill," and raised his foot towards outgoing A.G. Greg Abbott. "I want you to know, Gov.-elect, I wear a size 12," Paxton said.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Pending Same-Sex Marriage Petitions
A quick look at the petitions and their counsels of record scheduled for the justices' Jan. 9 conference.
Billing Rates Rise, Discounts Abound
The price of a billable hour has risen by more than 10 percent in four years, as large corporate law firms focused on their most expensive work and saved clients' money elsewhere.
Retail Group Restocks Its Top Lobbyist Spot
The Retail Industry Leaders Association has filled its top lobbying job in Washington, D.C., with Jennifer Safavian, a lawyer who most recently served as a senior aide to congressional Republicans.
Same-Sex Marriages Bring Benefits Review at Work
With same-sex marriage legal, employers are getting ready to tweak benefits where needed while lawyers think litigation.
Justices Mull Jury Trial Right in Civil Insurance Fraud Cases
The New Jersey Supreme Court is considering whether defendants in civil actions brought under the state's Insurance Fraud Prevention Act (IFPA) have the right to a trial by jury.Trending Stories
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