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Mintz Grabs IP Group From Cooley, Expanding Life Sciences Presence
The firm has highlighted its focus on life sciences for several years as it expands its LS prosecution and IP presence on the East Coast.
Hudson County Attorney Suspended for Recordkeeping, Advertising Violations
A Hudson County attorney received a one-year suspension with a two-year supervision period from the New Jersey Supreme Court on April 5 after its investigation found negligent recordkeeping practices and improper solicitation of clients.
Pa. Justices Voice Disagreement on Need for Itemized Verdict Slip in Damages Appeal
Chief Justice Max Baer and Justice Kevin Brobson both questioned why the plaintiff would not share in that responsibility to separate any appeal-bound claims. But Justice David Wecht said defense counsel could have anticipated the need for an itemized verdict slip.
Brain-Injury Litigation Spreads to Other Sports After Huge NFL Settlement
"Definitely we'll be seeing more of these cases," said Michael Kaplen, a plaintiffs attorney who teaches a law school course on brain injury.
Law Firms' Hybrid Approaches Diverge as Some Question Another Step Back
"We didn't want people in the office doing work they could be doing at home," said Saul Ewing managing partner Jason St. John. "We wanted to be sure we were being intentional about it."
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Hybrid Environment Approaches Diverge Among Pennsylvania Firms
"We didn't want people in the office doing work they could be doing at home," said Saul Ewing managing partner Jason St. John. "We wanted to be sure we were being intentional about it."
Brain-Injury Litigation Spreads to Other Sports After Huge NFL Settlement
"Definitely we'll be seeing more of these cases," said Michael Kaplen, a plaintiffs attorney who teaches a law school course on brain injury.
Brain-Injury Litigation Spreads to Other Sports After Huge NFL Settlement
Head-injury suits are surfacing in other sports, including The USA Bobsled and Skeleton Federation, which faces a potential class action in Los Angeles County Superior Court seeking medical monitoring on behalf of California residents who competed or trained with that organization from 1983 to September 2021.
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