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Seattle Jury Awards $100M in PCB Trial Against Monsanto
The trial, called Rose v. Pharmacia, is the 10th involving former students, teachers and parents at the Sky Valley Education Center in Monroe, Washington.
Miami Judge Approves Shaq's $11 Million Settlement to Resolve Astrals Investor Claims
U.S. Senior District Judge Frederico A. Moreno has scheduled a final approval hearing for April 1.
'Thoughtful Jurist': Maryland US District Senior Judge Messitte Dies After Short Illness
Some of the high-profile cases U.S. District Senior Judge Peter J. Messitte presided over include emoluments clause litigation against President-elect Donald Trump and a defamation lawsuit against Amazon.com dismissed voluntarily by the plaintiff.
Separate Ethics Cases Yield Disbarment, Censure for NJ Attorneys
A former associate with a Marlton-based law firm was disbarred for allegedly misusing the firm's credit card, while another attorney was censured for abandoning his client, according to the separate disciplinary decisions filed Tuesday.
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NYSBA Annual Meeting Day One: Gen AI Ethics, Social Media Pitfalls, and More
During the first day of the New York State Bar Association’s annual meeting, experts stressed the importance of responsible AI use, social media awareness, and online security.
Latham Lands Top Spot as US Firms Dominate in UK M&A Rankings
This year's top 20 shows U.S. firms are continuing to gain ground in the U.K. M&A market, with rivals Kirkland close behind.
Mich. Attorney Faces One-Year Suspension in Ill. for Lying to Firm, Clients
An attorney began working at a Michigan-based firm in July 2020, based on an agreement to seek admission to practice law in the state. His firm later discovered that he lied to its managing partners and clients about his admission to the Michigan State Bar for one year.
Penn State Dickinson Law Dean Named President-Elect of Association of American Law Schools
The university touted Conway's commitment to inclusion in legal academics, which allowed her to take the lead in reunifying Penn State's two separate law schools in November.
A Voyeur Videotaped Them Undressing. Should Cruise Ship Passengers Have to Arbitrate?
Lawyers for women and children who were videotaped by a voyeur while on a cruise ship have moved to certify a class against Royal Caribbean, citing the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act.Trending Stories
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