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Litigation Drives Cozen O'Connor's 5.9% Revenue Increase in 2022
Leaders have also sought to economy-proof the firm by developing niche practices and affiliate companies that clients can't find at competitors.Teaching the Story of Roosevelt-Era Musician Could Be Illegal Under Laws in Florida, North Dakota
Officially titled Senate Bill 2247, the measure would criminalize discussing factual history by prohibiting discussions at state universities that involve "divisive concepts."CLM Provider SpotDraft Raises $26 Million in Series A Funding Round
The CLM provider, which has offices in both India and the U.S. will leverage the investment towards product development and expansion in the North American market.Read the Document: DOJ Urges Court to Deny Trump Immunity in Jan. 6 Appeal
The government suggested a narrow ruling would help avoid "sensitive questions of fundamental importance" for the executive branch.Dallas Cowboys Owner's 'Special Exceptions' Defense Has Failed on Appeal—Here's Why
"The only real pleading deficiency raised by appellees in their motion to dismiss was appellant's failure to sufficiently identify herself in her pleadings," Justice Amanda Reichek wrote.View more book results for the query "*"
Letter From Kemp's Chief Lawyer Questions Proposal on Buckhead
"Have proponents of Senate Bills 113 and 114 considered what greater impacts this precedent may have on municipal bond ratings, underwriting considerations, the further de-annexation and incorporation of cities, and the possible widespread default that could occur?" David Dove, the governor's executive counsel, wrote in the letter.Clinics, Doctor Target 15-Week Abortion Limit
Attorney General Ashley Moody's office has asked justices to reverse more than three decades of legal precedents and find that the privacy clause does not apply to abortion.'Hispanic or Latino' Is Not a Race—It Is a Proud, Rich Ethnicity
Someone of Black race or white race should not be required to deny their race for their cultural traditional ethnicity as Latino or Hispanic, a Brooklyn judge writes.Asbestos Case Invigorates Duty of Care by an Employer to an Employee
Chapter 14 of the Restatement (Second) of Agency sets forth the rules that determine the liability of a master to a servant, or an employer to an employee. "In creating and maintaining the conditions of employment, the master has a duty to his servants to have precautions taken which reasonable care, intelligence and regard for the safety of his servants require."'A Feeling of Loneliness': This Law Student Wants to Disrupt the 'School to Attorney Pipeline'
"We try to support each other, but supporting each other in such small numbers, while still trying to work through law school, can be a little bit difficult," said Jerome M. Miller, a second-year Emory University School of Law student.Trending Stories
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