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I Had 'Nowhere Else to Go,' Official Tells Luzerne Panel
Three days after PA Child Care opened its doors, Luzerne County Common Pleas Judge Mark A. Ciavarella Jr. sent a letter to juvenile delinquency court staff notifying them he was suspending use of graduated sanctions and implementing a strict "zero tolerance" policy.Appeal Challenges Exculpatory Clauses Signed by Police Academy Entrants
Lawyers asked the state Supreme Court on Wednesday to decide whether exculpatory agreements that immunize police academies from suits by trainees violate public policy even though the parties have entered them voluntarily.Changes in Legal Profession Create New Mentorship Needs
Over the last few years, the legal profession has experienced dramatic change, resulting in seismic shifts in the legal marketplace and requiring lawyers to confront unforeseen and unprecedented challenges. Depending on their career circumstances, attorneys have had to ask themselves hard questions.Magic Circle Firms Take Lead on Latest ING Sell-Off
Linklaters and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer have grabbed roles on the latest divestiture by Dutch financial services giant ING Groep, which announced Tuesday that it will sell a British savings and loan unit to Barclays.Intervenors Put Brakes on Settlement With Automaker
A Texas judge has vacated an order that gave preliminary approval to a proposed settlement that was protested by 29 firms involved in other class actions filed after Hyundai Motor America admitted that it overstated horsepower ratings on several of its vehicles. The settlement would have provided coupons to buyers of vehicles with misstated ratings as well as $2 million for the attorneys who negotiated the deal.Is Your Company Tweeting Its Way Into Trouble?
With the growth of social media for marketing and business purposes, managing discovery risk is critical, note Judah Lifschitz and Laura Fraher of Shapiro, Lifschitz & Schram.In Puerto Rico, bracing for the blow
The commonwealth is the largest recipient of U.S. support, but nearly half its residents qualify for legal assistance.Appeals Court Reverses Summary Judgment Against Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance
The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed the grant of summary judgment to Vincent and Patricia Croft in their action against Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company (“GFB”) in which the Crofts alleged that GFB engaged in bad faith and fraudulent conduct and sought a declaration that GFB was liable for the full replacement cost to rebuild their house after a fire partially damaged it, holding that genuine issues of material fact remained.Forecast: Law Firms to Continue Bumpy Ride Through 2008
Preliminary financial information for 2008 suggests this will be the worst year for law firms since 2001, and perhaps since the early '90s, writes Dan DiPietro, client head of the Law Firm Group at Citi Private Bank. And the data for the first half of 2008 -- gathered from 75 Am Law 100 firms, 55 Second Hundred firms and 35 smaller firms -- shows that top-tier and international firms have been hardest hit. How can firms manage the slump? DiPietro offers some ideas, starting with associate bonuses.Trending Stories
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