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Should Law Firms Encourage Masks in the Office Despite CDC Guidance?
"Law firm leaders are going to be judged on how they respond and react to moments like this for the next decade," one attorney said.
More Salary Dominoes Fall at Am Law 200 Firms While Others Wait and See
The latest firms raising associate pay include Boies Schiller, Vinson & Elkins and Gunderson. Still, most of the top 20 most profitable law firms had yet to confirm any pay raises as of Monday afternoon.
Warner Music Hit With Copyright Suit Over The Jesus and Mary Chain Album
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Midsize Firms Are Solidifying Their Office Reopening Strategies
"When I first put out the announcement, as you can imagine, there was mixed reaction to it along generational lines," one managing partner said.
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'Gamesmanship' v. 'Sandbagging': Who Will Win Latest Transfer Case at Federal Circuit?
Samsung and LG Electronics are asking the Federal Circuit to free it from the Western District of Texas, on the ground that Ikornongo Texas allegedly manipulated venue by subdividing its patents into exclusive geographic entities. Ikorongo says the tech giants sandbagged by waiting until they lost claim construction to take their transfer case to the Federal Circuit.
Jury Returns $500K Verdict for Woman Who Sued Her Pastor for Sexual Abuse
"There were 30 moments in this case that would have been the most powerful of any normal case," plaintiffs counsel said.
Task Force: New York Should Develop Its Own Bar Exam
The existing bar exam does little to ensure that new lawyers understand New York law, a task force assembled by the New York State Bar Association concluded.
3rd Circuit's Rebuke of Counsel's 'Astounding Misbehavior' a Cautionary Tale
As Third Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas summarized in the court's June 11 precedential opinion: "The U.S. Government sued Robert Brace and his farm for violating the Clean Water Act. Brace's then-lawyer persistently violated court rules—even after the court repeatedly ordered Brace to show cause, warned him, and threatened sanctions."
FedEx Driver Loses Hand in Dog Attack
TW: Dog Attack A FedEx Driver was attacked by two American bulldogs the week before U.S.P.S. began its annual campaign for national dog bite awareness.Trending Stories
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