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'Black Farmers Matter': Lawsuit Against Monsanto Says Roundup Had Disproportionate Impact
Bayer, which owns Monsanto, said it agreed in June to pay up to $10.9 billion to resolve Roundup claims "without regard to race or any other demographics." But in a new civil rights lawsuit, attorney Ben Crump said failures to warn fell more heavily on Black farmers with smaller acreage.
Culling Down a Preferred Law Firm List Isn't Easy, But Necessary
Legal departments are increasingly under pressure to cut costs, starting with outside counsel. An ILTA>ON panel revealed the data points General Motors used to pare down their list of 900 preferred firms to just 19.
Calling It 'Time to Move Forward,' 4th Circuit Strikes Down Transgender Bathroom Ban
"The proudest moments of the federal judiciary have been when we affirm the burgeoning values of our bright youth, rather than preserve the prejudices of the past. How shallow a promise of equal protection that would not protect Grimm from the fantastical fears and unfounded prejudices of his adult community," the court's majority said.
Tax increases: The world is on the brink of having to make some difficult decisions
The Global Elite "Rising Stars" Membinar in early August focused on the future of the international private client and the consequent advisory work.…
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Judge Sides With Teachers Unions on Reopening Florida Schools
The Florida Education Association was alleging that Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran's order requiring brick-and-mortar schools to reopen five days a week in August violates the Constitution's guarantee of "safe" and "secure" public education.
New Law Firm Strategies for Growth Amid COVID-19 and After
From deepening trust with clients, to prioritizing practice groups such as labor and employment, bankruptcy, tax, and litigation, to strengthening business models, communication plans and nurturing employees, law firms must change to sustain value. In this article, we highlight some of the recent efforts made by law firms and the Legal Marketing Association to drive change.
Florida University Officials Try to Stem Coronavirus Cases
University of Miami President Julio Frenk said students have already been evicted from their dorm rooms and suspensions have been initiated for violations that could potentially put other people at risk of getting sick.
How Robust Is Your Structure? The Trustee Identity Crisis
This update comes from a Global Elite Membinar, hosted by leading trust and estate litigators in July 2020. Trustee conflict If we were held…Trending Stories
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