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Wal-Mart Can't Shed Suit Over Slow Pace of Property Purchase
A federal judge says Atlantic City Electric can pursue contract claims against Wal-Mart over long-delayed plans to build a megastore in Egg Harbor Township.
'Gripe Site' Host Not Journalist for Purposes of N.J. Anti-Search Law
The webmaster of "gripe site" aimed at a Rutgers University official can't seek cover from a New Jersey law that generally prohibits police from searching news organizations' offices, a state appeals court rules.Allbright Set for Hong Kong Launch
The Shanghai-based firm has received approval from the Law Society of Hong Kong to open what will be its first office outside mainland China.Gadens Ordered to Pay Tax Client $5 Million
An Australian court had ruled in July that the Sydney law firm provided negligent tax advice to John Symond, the founder of Australian mortgage lender Aussie Home Loans.
Chevron v. Donziger: The Lawyer Who Walked Away
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As soon as he discovered the truth in Ecuador, a Constantine Cannon lawyer felt compelled by legal ethics to drop Steven Donziger as a client—raising questions about those who didn't.
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The Churn: Lateral Moves in The Am Law 200
GrayRobinson merges with trial firm Hirschhorn & Bieber; the former managing partner of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy's Asia practice joins investment bank Moelis & Co.; and Cozen O'Connor launches an international arbitration practice. The Churn is constant. Please send all announcements and news releases to [email protected].After Ticket-Fixing Conviction, Lawyer Reinstated by Court
A defense attorney and former deputy commissioner for elections in Philadelphia, who had been suspended for five years in the wake of his 2004 conviction on mail fraud charges stemming from a ticket-fixing scheme, has been reinstated to the practice of law by the state Supreme Court.Alcoholic Truck Driver's Relapse Is Grounds for Firing, Third Circuit Rules
A trucking company didn't violate the Americans with Disabilities Act when it fired a driver who struggled with alcoholism, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled.Trending Stories
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