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People in the News - Jan. 13, 2015 - LMA 2015 Chapter Leadership Lineup
Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel partner Stephanie J. Sprenkle was elected to the Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Philadelphia board of directors.
Prosecutor Drops All Charges Against 'Quitman 12' in Absentee Ballots Case
A four-year legal ordeal is over for a dozen defendants accused of improper handling of absentee ballots—a felony—in South Georgia's Brooks County.
Ex-Judge Says Family Courts Have 'Acute Problem'
In her 20 years on the bench, former Superior Court Judge Lynda Munro saw plenty of changes in Family Court.
Protecting Privileged ESI: Sedona Commentary
In his Complex Litigation column, Michael Hoenig discusses the recent "Commentary on Protection of Privileged ESI" issued by The Sedona Conference, which contains insights that can help catalyze a lawyer's strategic thinking to develop tactical steps useful in certain types of complex litigation.
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Fulton Judges Split Over Effort by King Estate to Discuss Settlements
The legal fighting among the children of Martin Luther King Jr. has grown so complicated that two Fulton County judges are disagreeing over how the civil rights leader's heirs may attempt to settle their differences.
Dallas Solo Sues Greenberg Traurig
Bob Holmes alleges Greenberg Traurig and its clients cost him up to $1 million in damages over a venue dispute.
Immigrant Children Surge Into Conn. Courts
Thousands of unaccompanied minors are crossing the border into the U.S. to flee the violence in their Central American countries because of gangs and civil wars.
Mark Dubois: Nonlawyers Gain Bigger Foothold in Legal Job Market
Michael Bower, the Statewide Bar Counsel, has many duties. One of them is keeping charge of attorney registrations.
Proving a Discovery Proportionality Challenge
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