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Adding Value a Priority for Legal Department Spending Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
A study from ALM Intelligence and consulting firm Wicker Park Group reveals that corporate legal shortfalls may not be as severe as once feared, and more legal departments are looking to proactive planning.
Some of the Top NYC Eateries Sue for COVID-19 Business Interruption Coverage
These New York City destination restaurants also argue in their insurance lawsuit that pandemic safety rules rendered them non-functional.
Newsmakers: Week of Aug. 3, 2020
Thaddeus "Thad" Thomson Hutcheson Jr., a Houston native who had a long career with the firm of Baker Botts as a corporate lawyer, died July 11.
No Jury Trials in Texas Until October Under New Emergency Order
The Texas Supreme Court's 22nd emergency order extends the ban on jury trials in Texas.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Embattled Fulton DA Agrees to Pay $6.5K Ethics Fine Over Failure to Report Outside Income
Howard, who is seeking his seventh term, faces a runoff with veteran prosecutor Fani Willis on Tuesday, agreed to pay the fine "through some form of technicality."
Public Defender Faces Family Law Attorney in DeKalb Superior Runoff
The winner will take the seat of retiring Judge Clarence Seeliger, who made headlines last month when he ordered the removal of a Confederate memorial obelisk near the county courthouse.
Judge Tosses Republicans' Proxy Voting Challenge, Finding House Leaders Immune From Suit
"The court can conceive of few other actions, besides actually debating, speaking, or voting, that could more accurately be described as 'legislative' than the regulation of how votes may be cast," U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras wrote.
Anonymous, Unaccountable Police Must Not Be Tolerated in Our Society
Any officer who is authorized by the government to wield life-threatening power against civilians in the United States, depriving them of liberty on the spot, should be identifiable and accountable.
Former DeKalb Public Corruption Prosecutor Joins Poole Huffman—and Other 'On the Move' News
Chris Timmons, who joined the litigation boutique as a partner, said he wants to handle civil RICO cases, especially on the plaintiffs side.Trending Stories
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