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In SF Trash Collection Scandal, Lawsuit Blames Recology, MoFo for Accountant's Suicide
The family of Adam Tabak blames Recology and its outside counsel at Morrison & Foerster for Tabak's suicide, saying false accusations related to the San Francisco public corruption scandal caused a psychotic break.
To Those Who Failed the Bar Exam: 'You Are Not Alone'
"There are going to be a lot of broken dreams & sad folks. But like life, you will be given a second chance. Make the most of it. Surround yourself with people to support you. And don't forget to be grateful," said Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia GC Robert Wright Smith Jr.
Are Class C Apartments Best Positioned for Economic Slowdown?
The institutional market is flush with capital and with the bidding frenzy, many are turning to the class C space to find a better cap rate, say panelists during a session at last week's national GlobeSt. Multifamily conference.
State Employees Who Get Vaccinated to Get 5 Paid Days Off
The administration told employees that five days of "verification leave" can be used between Dec. 20 and March 31.
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Sanford Heisler Sharp Announces First Firmwide Managing Partner, GC
As the firm promotes a slate of new leaders, co-founder David Sanford emphasized the importance of leadership in creating "uniformity and consistency."
Paul Hastings Sets More Flexible 2-Day Minimum for January Office Return
The news marks a shift since May, when the firm suggested that in-office work would be the default post-pandemic.
Faegre Drinker's International Trade Practice Gets Talent Injection in DC
The move bolsters the firm's aerospace defense work, and adds more depth in areas such as export control sanctions and national security.
Quantum Attorneys: Former Shareholder Too Late With No Standing in Case Over Doctored Books
An activist investor of the San Jose-based data storage company argued that its right to file a lawsuit over details surrounding the agreement they made didn't go away when the stock was sold.
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