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4 Procurement Tips to Avoid Regretful Law Firm Software Purchases
Law tech observers offer their tips for assembling a tech procurement plan that can withstand internal and external pressures to make a rash decision.Senate Bill Seeking to Dismantle Public Nuisance Doctrine Undermines Rule of Law
OPED: Senate Bill 697, which seeks to transform the tort of public nuisance in the context of lead paint, received the endorsement of NJ's Attorney General. The endorsement is surprising, as the bill constitutes a radical departure from the rule of law.Commonwealth Court Considers Municipal Boundary Disputes
This past May, a curio story made international news when a Belgian farmer moved a stone monument on his property by approximately 7.2 feet.How Law Firms Can Use Litigation PR
When attorneys find themselves swamped litigating challenging cases, issues like media inquiries and online attacks may require the kind of extra attention a busy law firm doesn't have time to address.Former US Attorney McGregor Scott Joins King & Spalding
McGregor Scott, the former U.S. attorney for California's Eastern District, is following a steady stream of DOJ alumni to King & Spalding.View more book results for the query "*"
After Hours: Norris McLaughlin; Faegre Drinker
Bauer Participates in Bench-and-Bar Conference Morris S. Bauer, a partner at Norris McLaughlin in Bridgewater, joined a panel of judges and attorneys…On The Move: Kaufman Dolowich; Askin & Hooker; Parker McCay
Kaufman Dolowich Promotes Valentin to Equity Partner Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck in Hackensack announced that Iram Valentin, a practice group…Superior Court of New Jersey: Statute Binds Lawyer, Not Insurer
Whose responsibility is it to comply with professional liability statutory requirements, the attorney or the insurer providing the professional liability policy?Arch Insurance Co. v. Kubicki Draper, LLP
In a case that had been pending before it for almost two years, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled that a professional liability insurer could bring a malpractice claim against appointed defense counsel based on a subrogation claim in its policy.Arch Insurance Company v. Kubicki Draper, LLP
In a case that had been pending before it for almost two years, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled that a professional liability insurer could bring a malpractice claim against appointed defense counsel based on a subrogation claim in its policy.Trending Stories
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