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Roles at Brookings and MIT for Ex-Commerce Dept. GC
Cameron Kerry has taken visiting scholar jobs at the Brookings Institution and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology after stepping down as the U.S. Commerce Department's general counsel.
5 Tips for Being an Informed Due Diligence Consumer
Too often, companies—at the expense of months of hard work—are misled into blindly trusting everything they read in a due diligence report without first using a bit of common sense.
Gwinnett Jury Awards $4.6 Million in Jeep Death Where Seatbelt Didn't Work
A Gwinnett County jury awarded $4.6 million to the husband of a woman killed when she was ejected from a Jeep during a rollover wreck.
Defense Lines up Witnesses as Balfour Trial Continues
The state called just three witnesses before it rested Tuesday afternoon in the trial of embattled state Sen. Don Balfour, and the fate of the once-powerful Snellville Republican could be in the hands of a jury by the end of the day.
On the Move: Stites & Harbison, Greenberg Traurig Add Lawyers
After 14 years at Seyfarth Shaw, corporate lawyer Louann Bronstein has joined Stites & Harbison's Atlanta office as a partner. Bronstein has a corporate practice, with a focus on mergers and acquisitions, and serves as outside general counsel to several companies.
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New Jersey Business Litigation 2025
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Jones Denies Interlocutory Appeal in Gay-Marriage Case
The first challenge brought against Pennsylvania's ban on same-sex marriage won't take a detour to the Third Circuit.
Pitt Firm Can Replead Monopoly Claims Against Lundy Law
A federal judge has allowed Philadelphia personal injury firm Larry Pitt & Associates to proceed with its Dragonetti Act and Lanham Act claims against competitor Lundy Law, and is permitting the Pitt firm to replead its claims alleging Lundy Law's exclusive contracts to advertise on the outside of buses and other spaces violated antitrust laws.
Asbestos Statute Thrown Out With Megan's Law
In throwing out Megan's Law III as having been passed in violation of the single-subject rule, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has also thrown out the rest of Act 152, including a two-year statute of limitations for asbestos actions.
No Need to Substitute Plaintiff Upon Mortgage Assignment
In his Foreclosure Litigation column, Bruce J. Bergman of Berkman, Henoch, Peterson, Peddy & Fenchel, discusses case law which has thrown a wrinkle into the general rule that there is no mandate to submit an order to change the caption of an action to reflect the name of a new mortgage holder as the plaintiff.Morris Nichols Partner Speaks on M&A Agreements
Patricia O. Vella, a corporate law counseling group partner at Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell, served as a speaker for the Strafford webinar/teleconference panel titled "M&A Agreements: Limitations on Contractual and Extra-Contractual Liabilities" on Dec. 10.Trending Stories
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