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Midsize Firms Have Pervaded the 2023 Merger Market. Here's Why That Should Continue.
"It seems that every law firm out there wants to be double the size they are now, no matter what size they are now," said one firm leader.Semiconductor Pioneer Adds Legal Chief With Deep Deal-Making Experience
Adam Dolinkso is taking the legal reins of SiFive as speculation grows the company will launch an IPO.Court Denies Attempt to Apply Third-Party Beneficiary Law in Reverse
A recent case involves a situation asked of counsel representing condominiums and cooperatives on a regular basis; who is responsible for the repairs and damage stemming from alterations to the interior of a cooperative apartment, which were previously made by the predecessor shareholder?'I Got Disbarred for Doing My Job Too Good': Florida Supreme Court Disciplined 9 Attorneys
The February breakdown: six suspensions, one public reprimand, and two disbarments.View more book results for the query "*"
New Legal Challenges Emerging in a Post-Pandemic World
It is clear that the pandemic has brought new legal challenges to the forefront, making it more important than ever to understand the potential legal and financial liabilities associated with any decisions.Artificial Intelligence Law and Policy Roundup
While AI technologies have become mainstream, state and federal regulations are still catching up to this reality. The coming year will likely see the promulgation of new laws and regulations relating to AI.LexisNexis Expands ELM Solution CounselLink with New Work Intake, CLM Capabilities
LexisNexis' expansion of its ELM solution offerings fits into its long-term strategy for CounselLink to be a "one-stop shop for legal operations," Aaron Pierce, vice president of Product Management at CounselLink told Legaltech News.Delaware Choice-of-Law Clauses for Covenants Not to Compete—Does Delaware Have an Interest?
The Delaware's Court of Chancery recently issued its memorandum opinion in Hightower Holding v. Gibson, addressing the applicability of a Delaware choice-of-law clause in certain agreements that contained restrictive covenants, including a covenant not to compete.'In re Lordstown Motors': Providing Relief From 'Untold Chaos'
In Lordstown, the court makes clear that Section 205 of the Delaware General Corporation Law (the DGCL) is available as an equitable, efficient, and effective judicial path to validate certificates of incorporation and shares issued in reliance thereon that, following the Boxed opinion, were the subject of some uncertainty.Trending Stories
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