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To Call or Not to Call (a Non-Monetary Default)?
In their Real Estate Financing column, Jeffrey Steiner and Megan Vallerie discuss the question of whether or not the exercise of remedies by a lender following a non-monetary event of default is enforceable.
'It's Confusing People': Questions Arise Over Law Professor Practicing Law Without a License
"It's such a conundrum. Someone's got to be able to lance this boil and let us know what we're supposed to do. I don't know whether it's the Appellate Division, I don't know whether it's the Supreme Court," said William Gold, attorney for Cindy Johnson.
'It's Confusing People': Questions Arise Over Temple Law Professor Practicing Law Without a License
"It's such a conundrum. Someone's got to be able to lance this boil and let us know what we're supposed to do. I don't know whether it's the Appellate Division, I don't know whether it's the Supreme Court," said William Gold, attorney for Cindy Johnson.
Seven Guidelines for Success in the Practice of Law
January is a time to reflect on the past and plan for the future. This includes toting up the past year's wins and losses, evaluating finances, and thinking about success.
Walker Campaign Staffer Lawsuit Says GOP Activist Groped Him
The lawsuit accuses Matt Schlapp of "aggressively fondling" the staffer's "genital area in a sustained fashion" while the staffer was driving Schlapp back to his hotel from a bar in October the day of a Herschel Walker campaign event.
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After Stint at Sovereign Wealth Fund, Private Equity Attorney Rejoins Weil
Weil, continuing to add to its private equity practice, has brought in Arnie Fridhandler, who worked at firm client and Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC.
People in the News—Jan. 18 2023—Clark Hill, Burns White
Clark Hill announced that Karen Spencer Kelly has joined the firm as senior counsel in its labor and employment practice.
Extraterritorial Fraud: When Can the Government Sue?
The bottom line is that extraterritoriality in regulatory cases appears to lie today largely in the eye of the beholder. All that a judge has to assert is that some conduct by a person in the United States was "integral" to the fraud.
Fulton Court Nixes Associate Judgeships, Appoints Presiding Judges
Associate Juvenile Court Judges Phillip Jackson and Coy J. Johnson Jr. and Deputy Assistant Solicitor General T. Natasha Crawford have been appointed to presiding judgeships on the Fulton County Juvenile Court bench.
Two Techniques That Up Your Team Management Skills In 2023
Good team leaders create an environment in which attorneys and staff work hard, are loyal, and add to profitability. Setting expectations and goals is an essential step in becoming an effective team leader. Make a commitment this year to up your management skills with these two key techniques.Trending Stories
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