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Candace Owens Counsel: Fact Checkers Wrongfully Interfered With Facebook Contract
The First Amendment isn't a defense to the tort claims brought by Owens and dismissed in Superior Court because the companies were motivated by wanting to hurt Owens' business.
Fort Lauderdale's First 5-Star Development Sets Price-Per-Square Foot Record
"Fort Partners has always recognized the potential that Fort Lauderdale held," Nadim Ashi, Founder, and CEO of Fort Partners said in a press release. "I am proud of the talent that we assembled to provide exceptional exclusivity, design, and service in a city that was ready to be reimagined as a luxury oceanfront destination."
Cahill, Gordon & Reindel Represents Couple Accused of Laundering Billions in Stolen Bitcoin
The defense team includes a former Manhattan federal prosecutor with experience in cryptocurrency cases.
Fox Rothschild Adds 5 Commercial Litigators From McGuireWoods
It's the latest in a string of large group moves at Big Law firms founded in Pennsylvania.
Section 502(b)(6): A Ceiling, Not a Method for Calculating Actual Damages
In In re East Penn Children's Learning Academy, (Bankr. E.D. Pa. Dec. 3, 2020), the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania made clear that Section 502(b)(6) of the Bankruptcy Code provides a statutory limitation—rather than a formula for the calculation—of a landlord's actual damages in the event of its tenant's breach.
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An Argument for Remote Appellate Court Hearings
"There is no reason why an attorney who wants a remote argument, especially if the other side agrees, should not be allowed to present remotely—pandemic or not."
Trade Secrets in Texas: What Qualifies for Protection?
"... Texas courts have consistently found that certain efforts by businesses are sufficient to establish trade secret protection under Texas law."
Federal Judge Tosses Personal Injury Firm's Challenge to Law Sealing Med-Mal Decisions
"The bottom line is this: the Maine Judiciary is routinely sealing opinions written by Superior Court justices in medical malpractice cases," Taylor Asen, a partner at the plaintiff law firm Gideon Asen, said. "This practice, we believe, is a flagrant violation of the First Amendment. We don't think it's a close call."
After Months of Delay, Kramer Levin Complex Litigation Chair Confirmed as Navy GC
The appointment puts John P. "Sean" Coffey in the driving seat for the second-largest civilian law department in the federal government—more than 800 civilian lawyers in 140 offices.
Decade After SCOTUS Ruling, Latham & Watkins Team Lands Win for Death Row Inmate
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