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Judge's Suicide Sparks Chatter Over Judicial Election
The suicide of a Georgia judge is making national headlines. After being appointed to a new seat on the Effingham County State Court in 2022, Judge Stephen R. Yekel died on the bench during the final hours of his term that had been set to expire Dec. 31, 2024.
Ogletree Deakins Elects Most New Shareholders in Decades
The firm elevated 30 attorneys to shareholder after promoting 22 in 2024. Managing shareholder Liz Washko cited the "the number of highly qualified candidates" available for promotion.
Legal Malpractice: Texas Supreme Court OKs 'Pernicious Distortion of Positions'
The Texas Supreme Court approved a plaintiff's use of a strategy opposite the one used in a real estate fraud trial to pursue a claim against its former attorney.
Ex-Six Flags CLO Lands New C-Suite Post—This Time as HR Chief
Aimee Williams-Ramey received $1.1 million in severance after Six Flags terminated her "without cause" a year ago after she'd been legal chief just 15 months. Now, she's becoming chief human resources officer of Texas Capital Bank.
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Holland & Knight Promotes 42 Lawyers to Partner, Prioritizing Corporate Practices
The firm's Florida offices are home to eight new partners, while six Boston attorneys were promoted, part of a total of 17 across the Northeast.
'Pickier' Law Firms Did Mergers at Same Rate Last Year as 2023
Merger talks right now are more offensive than defensive. "It does reduce the number of completed mergers we see, because firms are pickier, and they should be," said Kristin Stark of Fairfax Associates.
Boxing Promoter Don King Hit With $3B Lawsuit Over Cancellation of 'Rumble in the Jungle 2'
King denied his involvement in the event in cease-and-desist letters, but manager, Cecil Miller, claims that King had not only given his blessing for the project, but had been looped into the planning process.
Letter From London: 5 Predictions for Big Law in 2025, Plus 5 More Risky Ones
For a prediction to be of any use, it has to risk being wrong—so here I am risking my reputation.
Crypto Groups Sue IRS Over Decentralized Finance Reporting Rule
“Complying with those requirements is impossible if DeFi is to remain what it is, because complying with those requirements would require DeFi entities to become brokers when their defining characteristic is that they are not intermediaries,” the complaint stated.Trending Stories
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