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Pa. Judge: DA Can't Drop Charge in Handcuffed Prisoner Shooting
Prosecutors argued that they could no longer prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt following the 2019 death of a key witness.
Lexion Releases New Email-Based Module in Move to Full CLM Platform
Lexion Workflow looks to tackle the problem of change management by leveraging email to automate the CLM process with a light touch.
Delaware Court Is Proper Forum to Address Issues Raised by Foreign Letters Rogatory
Superior Court Judge Paul R. Wallace addressed two issues raised by subpoenas issued pursuant to foreign letters rogatory: whether the Superior Court or the foreign court should hear disputes concerning the propriety and scope of the subpoenas, and whether to shift costs from the nonparty to the party requesting the discovery.
Hartford Jury Finds 4 Crypto-Related Assets Are Not Securities
On Monday, a federal jury in Hartford, Connecticut found that four separate crypto assets were not securities in what appears to be the first time jurors in the Second Circuit, if not the whole country, were asked to consider whether a particular cryptocurrency was a security or not.
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The SEC Said 'Hashlets' Were a Security. This Federal Jury Disagrees.
On Monday, a federal jury in Hartford, Connecticut found that four separate crypto assets were not securities in what appears to be the first time jurors in the Second Circuit, if not the whole country, were asked to consider whether a particular cryptocurrency was a security or not.
Dark Patterns Are an Ethical and Legal No-No, But Is Your Legal Team Prepared for Them?
The use of dark patterns in UX/UI has become so prevalent that earlier this year, legislators in California and Colorado took action. Now, what has commonly been considered a design issue is a legal issue for companies.
US Firm Hands Brussels Associates $50K Salary Uplift
The increased rates mean the Brussels set is now on the same pay scale as the firm's U.S. junior ranks.
Wilson Sonsini Gives Brussels Associates a $50K Pay Bump
The increased rates mean the Brussels set is now on the same pay scale as the firm's U.S. junior ranks.Trending Stories
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