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Assistant U.S. Attorney in Tampa Misused Position by Offering Card in DUI Stop, Watchdog Finds
"You realize when they pull my body-worn camera footage and they see this, this is going to go really bad," a Tampa police officer told Joseph Ruddy.
Newsmakers: Latham Adds Partner to IP Litigation Team
Also: Shareholder joins Munsch Hardt's litigation section, and Chamberlain Hrdlicka adds five associates in Houston.
Finalists Announced for The National Law Journal Legal Awards 2024
We are pleased to unveil the finalists and honorees for The National Law Journal Legal Awards highlighting the top litigation and appellate work from the past year.
Implications of Senate President Not Calling Special Legislative Session on Florida Condominium Act
In a memorandum released last week, Florida Senate President Kathleen Passidomo expressed concern about the growing misconceptions surrounding condominium…
2024 Ransomware Payments Poised to Shatter Record, as Gangs Target 'Big Game'
A midyear report by blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis projects the total paid this year will soar past $1 billion again, even though fewer victims are paying.
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With Some Mid-Market 50 Firms 'Moving Up,' Average Revenue Slips in 2023
Average revenue declined, though it's partly because four firms moved up to the Am Law 200 ranking.
Binance Sued After $30 Million in Crypto Stolen and Allegedly Laundered on Platform
The plaintiff alleged five causes of action, including RICO, through what he characterized as the "Binance crypto-wash enterprise."
Evaluating the Biden Administration's Business and Human Rights Agenda
The administration has pursued a whole-of-government approach, with numerous government agencies and interagency task forces taking action across a range of issues. The list below reflects some of the most visible initiatives on a thematic level, but reflects only a fraction of the steps that the administration has taken since Biden's January 2021 inauguration.
Lawyers for Ala. Inmate Seek to Block His Fall Execution by Nitrogen Gas
A federal judge is being asked to block the state from using the same nitrogen protocol that the state used in January to execute Kenneth Smith. The court filing cited witness descriptions of the execution and the findings of an autopsy conducted on Smith.
An Architect's Liability for Others' Work
In the absence of a contractual agreement between the plaintiff and the architect, the general rule that an employer is not liable to the public for the work of its independent contractors will likely shield the architect from vicarious liability for the work of its independent subconsultants, leaving plaintiffs to argue the existence of a nondelegable duty.Trending Stories
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