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Report Card From US Supreme Court: How the Third Circuit Fared in the 2020-2021 Term
During its just-concluded term, the Supreme Court decided six cases on direct review from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, affirming our local federal appellate court two times and reversing or vacating it four times.Fla. Wants Veterans for Gov't Jobs: Law Tweaked to Enhance Preferences
Uncle Sam wanted them for the armed forces. For decades, Florida has rewarded those who answered that call with preference for veterans in public employment. Now that boost is getting even bigger.SDNY Veteran Jumps to Cooley, Further Boosting Its White-Collar Practice
Russell Capone was until recently the chief counsel to U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss. Cooley has been bolstering its white-collar capabilities to keep pace with tech clients' evolving needs.Special Section: Family Law 2021
In The Legal's Family Law supplement, read about which parent has the right to decide on vaccinations for their child, high-net income child support and the complex nature of gray divorces.Kleinbard Nears 100% Vaccination Status Ahead of 'Hybrid' Reopening in September
Kleinbard co-managing partner Michael Frattone said, "due to a changing environment and changing marketplace, we had to be more flexible about [working remotely], both with existing employees that were asking for accommodations and with attracting talent in the marketplace."View more book results for the query "*"
'A Real Disquiet': FTC Staff Attorneys Are Job Hunting
A number of agency lawyers are seeking out career options outside the FTC, said some antitrust sources, and they are anticipating more later in the year.Policyholder Wins Due to New York's Broad Defense Obligation
Found in favor of a policyholder in a case that reaffirms an insurer's broad defense obligation, holding that an insurer could not evade coverage on the grounds that the insureds were not acting in an insured capacity.NC Restaurants Ask Supreme Court to Take Business Interruption Case
The restaurants are asking the Supreme Court to bypass the Court of Appeals and consider an insurer's appeal of a trial court decision that found there was coverage for COVID-19 business interruptions under the insurance policy.Trending Stories
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