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Pa. Justices Greenlight 'Aiding and Abetting' Ponzi Scheme Lawsuit Against Bank
"Many frauds, especially complex commercial frauds, cannot be perpetrated without the active assistance of secondary actors such as accountants, lawyers, bankers, analysts, etc.," Justice Kevin Dougherty said.
Orrick to Merge With Buckley, Nearly Doubling Its DC Footprint
The combination of the two firms, ranked No. 40 and No. 182 on the Am Law 200, will create a more than 1,150-lawyer firm with nearly $1.5 billion in revenue.
As Big Law Competition Grows in the Region, Womble Names NC Office Leaders
Law firms in larger markets are "really aggressively pursuing our associates and offering them really attractive compensation packages," said Womble office leader John Morrow, but adding, "We're seeing that change. That's moderated quite a bit."
Argentina's $1B Bond Buyback Plan Has Investors Stumped
Investors point out that the government doesn't have very much room in central bank coffers to fund such a lavish buyback.
Inside Track: HR's Embrace of AI Will Keep Legal Departments Busy
"Ensuring responsible use of AI is a team sport requiring engagement from the business, marketing, security, privacy, legal, compliance, and human resources departments," Morgan Lewis said in a client briefing.
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Inside Track: HR's Embrace of AI Will Keep Legal Departments Busy
"Ensuring responsible use of AI is a team sport requiring engagement from the business, marketing, security, privacy, legal, compliance, and human resources departments," Morgan Lewis said in a client briefing.
Environmental Rights Invoked in New York Courts
Ultimately, New York courts will decide the scope of each person's environmental rights. In the short term, Gov. Kathy Hochul can do much to ensure that the state observes these elemental rights.
With Mission Growing Beyond Court Reform, Influential Nonprofit Takes On New Name
Today, the Center for Justice Innovation has a $90 million budget, 725 employees and programs in all five boroughs, New Jersey, California and the United Kingdom.
Wood-Pellet Powerhouse Promotes Insider to Legal Chief
Jason Paral is becoming the GC of Enviva, which aims to grow explosively as its energy-producing customers transition away from coal and other fossil fuels.
South Carolina Supreme Court Set for All-Male Bench
Justice Kaye Hearn, who left a vacancy after reaching the court's retirement age of 72, was only the second female justice in the court's history. She followed Jean Toal, who became the state's first female justice in 1988.Trending Stories
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