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Disagree Without Being Disagreeable: The Importance of Professionalism
In light of the personal challenges faced by so many during the pandemic, attorneys who fail to extend basic courtesies to opposing counsel are likely to draw the ire of judges.
Justices Set Date to Hear Challenges to Biden Administration's Vaccine-or-Test Rules
The justices scheduled oral arguments in the vaccine cases for the Friday before their planned return to the bench following the holiday break.
DOJ Indicts Former Louisiana Police Chief, Councilmember in Federal Voter Fraud Scheme
A federal grand jury in New Orleans has unsealed the indictment of a former Amite City Police chief and a current Amite City councilmember that charges both individuals with criminally violating federal election laws as part of a scheme to pay for votes in a federal election, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
A Year in Pictures: 2021, as Captured by ALM's Photographers
The Law Journal's Ryland West and our Washington, D.C.-based ALM photographer Diego M. Radzinschi were on the ground for some of the year's biggest stories.
Midsize Law Firms Nab Favorable Leases for Year-End Office Relocations
Archer and Tucker Arensberg leveraged a favorable rental market for new leases with more space and new tech.
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Record 2022 Partner Classes Show Am Law 200 Firms Are Quicker to 'Pull the Trigger'
Atlanta firms are part of an industrywide trend toward larger new partner classes for 2022.
Amid Omicron Spike in New York, Courthouses Carry on With COVID-19 Virtual Capabilities
In the Southern District of New York, Chief Judge Laura Taylor Swain said late Wednesday that remote access would be allowed for some criminal proceedings, in light of the new "highly transmissible" form of the virus.
'Defendants Did Not Get a Fair Shake.' Pharmacies Challenge Jury's Opioid Verdict.
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