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GCs' Business Acumen Can Be Critical for Spurring In-House Tech Adoption
The skills gained in law school and legal departments aren't entirely transferable for making a business case for legal tech to executives, advised panelists at the Association of Corporate Counsel's annual meeting.
People in the News—Oct. 22, 2021—Stradley Ronon, Kalikhman & Rayz
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young partner Tara M. Walsh served as a panelist for the Philadelphia Bar Association CLE titled "The Intersection of Death and Divorce: Estate Planning & Family Law Implications Under Marital Agreements," and Lawrence Kalikhman and Arkady Rayz of Kalikhman & Rayz presented a seminar for the Gloucester County Legal Education Association titled "Arbitration Program of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County."
SCOTUS 'Originalists' Under Microscope in New York-Launched 2nd Amendment Case
The newest justices have offered clues, mainly as lower court judges, to their approaches to weighing the constitutionality of gun regulations.
Potentially Historic 2nd Amendment Case Puts Trump SCOTUS Appointees in the Spotlight
The newest justices have offered clues, mainly as lower court judges, to their approaches to weighing the constitutionality of gun regulations.
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'Originalists' Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, Barrett Under Microscope in 2nd Amendment Case
The newest justices have offered clues, mainly as lower court judges, to their approaches to weighing the constitutionality of gun regulations.
'We Need a Better System': Personal Injury Firms Saw Little Growth With Women and Minority Attorneys
"Until these firms get beyond a place where the need to diversify only comes up when an attorney of color leaves that particular firm, we will continue to see stagnant numbers at best when it comes to the plaintiff bar's diversity," Mincey said.
The Pay Gap Between Male and Female Law Partners is Real—Litigation Finance Can Help Women Close It
As the role of finance in commercial litigation continues to expand, female lawyers can leverage its benefits to the advantage of their clients and their practice.
Who Got The Work: A Sunscreen Class Action, Geico Goes After Medical Fraud
Banana Boat turns to a midsize firm in its class action defense, and GEICO goes after alleged medical fraudsters—litigation and deals from across the country.
Big Brother Is Watching: IP Protection in the Era of Machine Learning and AI
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