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King & Spalding Among Plaintiff Firms in Argentine Oil Contract Breach Case
Plaintiffs represented by King & Spalding alleged that Argentina violated its contractual obligations while retaking control of the oil company YPF.
Lower New York's BAC Limit Now to Save Lives
Studies show that most adult drivers are too impaired to drive safely with a BAC of .05 percent because, even at that level, crucial driving skills — like coordination, and the ability to steer, track moving objects, and effectively respond to emergency situations — are diminished.
It's a Bad Time to Get Divorced in New Jersey: More Litigants Try ADR
"If you can afford to go to arbitration, it's probably a good alternative. But if you can barely afford your attorney, I don't know how you're affording arbitration," said matrimonial attorney Paris Eliades.
Can a Jury Change the Rules of an Insurance Policy? Ga. Appeals Court Set to Decide
While the plaintiffs had received some relief for the damages in 2017, they contended it wasn't nearly enough to actually conduct the needed repairs and took the issue to court. The jury agreed. The appeals court is reviewing the verdict.
$8.9B Settlement: Attorney Helms Proposed Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder Deal
"This is the largest products liability settlement ever realized after a bankruptcy filing," said Mikal Watts.
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Stevens & Lee Criminal Defense Duo Jump to Saxton & Stump
The pair said they plan on bringing their clients with them to their new firm.
Litigation Funding Helps Secure Major Win in Long-Standing Dispute With Argentina
Burford Capital could see a payout in the billions of U.S. dollars after backing a moonshot case for investors burned by Argentina's nationalization of oil company YPF.
'Inimicus Curiae': Enemy of the Court
The senator's manifestly inimicus submission to spin support for his sponsored legislation affecting the consideration of a contested litigation and appeal is particularly egregious.
Lessons From Google's Spoliation Sanctions: Don't Dismiss Systemic Holds—Or Chat Data
Leaving all the responsibility to individual custodians, and assuming data is the same everywhere, won't likely resonate well in today's modern e-discovery disputes.
Judges Wary of 3M Unit's Bid to Halt Military Earplug Lawsuits
Seventh Circuit Judge David Hamilton questioned if ruling for 3M subsidiary Aearo Technologies would give companies facing multidistrict litigation in the future a way to use the bankruptcy process to get shielded from claims.Trending Stories
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