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Casual Advice to Sister Draws Lawyer And His Firm Into a Malpractice Suit
Defendants in a legal malpractice case are seeking to make Wolff & Samson partner Laurence Smith and his firm responsible for informal advice he gave his sister during her divorce.Justices Take Up Case on Negligent Design Drug Claim
The state Supreme Court has taken up a case that gives it the chance to consider whether plaintiffs may sue pharmaceutical drug companies on theories that the companies were negligent in testing, marketing and designing their prescription drug products.Occupy Wall Street's Message for Lawyers
The greed that has motivated bankers to sacrifice the public's interests for short-term personal gain has been made possible, in no small part, by the work of lawyers.When It Comes To Jury Make-Up, State Is Color Blind
When I wrote last week about seeing a jury panel in Norwich from which black males were entirely absent, I assumed there must be some reasonable explanation. So this week, when I subpoenaed state officials to an evidentiary hearing, I was stunned by what I learned.Race-based college admissions policy is like trendy parenting
On Oct. 10, when the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the case of Abigail Noel Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin, et al, "affirmative action" again will become a hot topic of discussion. Here's hoping that the justices' decision results in eliminating the bad experiment of race preferences by government actors in education.A Level Playing Field Gives Women Equipment to Succeed
Every once in a while, says attorney Kathleen Wu, the sports world helps her understand the legal profession a bit better. Noting women's prominence in international athletics and the impact of Title IX, which banned sex discrimination at schools that get federal funds, Wu says Title IX also shows what can happen when the playing field is leveled in the legal profession. Give women the same opportunities as men, says Wu, and people will never stop being amazed at what women can accomplish.Dickstein Shapiro Expands IP Practice on West Coast With 4 New Hires
Dickstein Shapiro is expanding its intellectual property practice on the West Coast with a new deputy practice leader in Los Angeles, Robert Dickerson of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, three other Orrick lawyers, and plans to open an office in Silicon Valley within a few months.Trending Stories
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