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Class Action Settlements Totaled $40B+ Three Years in a Row: 'We’re in a New Era'
The total dollar value of class action and mass tort settlements dropped in 2024 but continued to surpass $40 billion for the third year in a row, according to the Duane Morris Class Action Review 2025.
Automaker Pleads Guilty and Agrees to $1.6 Billion in Payouts
"Sadly, not a single person appears to be heading to prison," said attorney Blake Dolman who is not connected to the case.
MLB's Texas Rangers Search for a New GC and a Broadcasting Deal
Two years after capturing a World Series title, the Texas Ranger are searching for a new general counsel to lead its legal department as it struggles to find a partner to broadcast its games.
Does the Treasury Hack Underscore a Big Problem for the Private Sector?
Some believe that government agencies are better positioned to manage third party risk than the private sector. But others say the security differences aren't so clear-cut.
Gen AI Legal Tech Startup Eve Raises $47 Million Series A Investment
The funding round, led by Andreessen Horowitz, will allow the startup to focus on hiring and add capabilities tailored to help personal injury firms.
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Hicks Johnson Promotes Lori Arakaki and Daniel Scime to Firm Partnership
Premier boutique with offices in Houston and Chicago promotes rising stars to firm partnership
Buchalter Opens in Chicago With 25 Lawyers, Staff
The office is Buchalter's third new location since 2023.
Assessing the Second Trump Presidency’s Impact on College Sports
Let’s discuss how the landscape of college sports could be reshaped in the next four years and why our high school and college athletes and their families should strategize with their lawyers to protect their rights.
Hogan Lovells Hires Quinn Emanuel IP Litigator in San Francisco
David Perlson joins Hogan Lovells after nearly 25 years at Quinn Emanuel.
'Pay What Is Owed': State Appellate Court Affirms $19M Verdict for Software Contractor
"We are very pleased with the court’s opinion and we hope the decisionmakers at the state will finally come to their senses and pay what is owed instead of spending more taxpayer resources on litigation trying to avoid their debts," Julian Dayal of Akerman in Chicago said on behalf of the plaintiffs.Trending Stories
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