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Why Financial Regulation Is Big Law's Newest Battleground
"For a firm like Orrick, a leader in tech, their clients have a lot of regulatory needs," Kent Zimmermann said. "Someone has to fill that need. This type of deal will help Orrick serve its clients more broadly."
Why Financial Regulation Is Big Law's Newest Battleground
Law firms large and small are heavily investing in financial regulation and ex-government lawyers as demand skyrockets at the cross-sector between financial services and tech.
The Supreme Court Leaker That Never Was | This Term's 1st Opinion | Attorney-Client Privilege
On a busy Monday, the justices chose not to address an attorney-client privilege issue and handed down their first opinion of the term.
Ahead of the Curve: More Questions Than Answers About US News Law School Rankings
This week, we're back with another U.S. News & World Report education rankings update.
Elon Musk Seizes Moments of Levity in Combative Tesla Securities Trial Testimony
When plaintiffs counsel misspoke calling the Tesla CEO "Mr. Tweet," Musk laughed, saying "That's probably accurate."
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Atlanta Officer Wants Murder Case Moved to Federal Court
A Fulton County grand jury indicted now-retired Atlanta Police Officer Sung Kim in December on charges that include felony murder and involuntary manslaughter in a case that Atlanta activists have cited it as an example of unjustified police violence against Black people.
US Judge Dismisses 'Hotel Rwanda' Activist's Kidnapping and Torture Claims
"Read fairly, there is no doubt that the gravamen of plaintiffs' Amended complaint is Rwanda's treatment of Rusesabagina, not any commercial dispute between plaintiffs and Rwanda and its agents," U.S. District Judge Richard Leon said.
New Bill Could Block Madison Square Garden Entertainment from 'Blacklisting' Lawyers
The bill's introduction follows a series of highly publicized incidents in which lawyers at various firms have attempted to attend shows or games and been removed from the premises because someone at their firm was representing a client in litigation against MSGE.
20 Days Into New Venue Rule, Phila. Sees Surge of Medical Malpractice Filings
January's filings are so far up by 148%, compared to last year's average monthly filing of 23 medical malpractice cases.
Law Firm Facing Legal Malpractice Suit Over Alleged Failure to Meet Filing Deadline
The plaintiffs allegedly had significant, meritorious defenses in a FINRA case, but they were unable to assert them due to their counsel's alleged missteps.Trending Stories
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