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Costa Hollywood Condo-Hotel Bankruptcy Sale to New York Lender Approved
The sale to the stalking-horse bidder and secured lender is approved after no one else qualified to bid on unsold units at the hotel-condo a block from the beach.
Manhattan Lawyer Suspended After Not Filing Taxes, Shielding Settlement Money From Tax Authorities
The veteran real estate and commercial litigation attorney did not file his personal income tax returns for five years and, for several of those years, kept a large part of a $450,000 legal-fee settlement in his escrow account in order to shield the money from tax authorities, said the Appellate Division, First Department.
Kemp Picks New Superior Court Judges
Kemp's newly named judges are Connie Williford and Gregory Voyles.
Amid Pandemic Popularity, Zoom Names In-House Tech Veteran as General Counsel
Jeff True takes over as the company's top lawyer, replacing Aparna Bawa, who became the company's first general counsel in 2018 and then the chief operating officer in May.
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From GC to CEO in a Year: Leafly's Yoko Miyashita on Making the Leap
Leafly, a Seattle-based firm that operates one of the world's largest cannabis websites, hired Miyashita in May 2019 and promoted her to CEO about 15 months later in mid-August.
Miami Lawyer Moves to Limit Investigations Into Bar Applicants' Mental Health and Substance Use
"If any of these things were done by a similarly situated employer, they would be in front of the EEOC [Equal Employment Opportunity Commission] so fast that, before they even hired somebody, they would probably have a charge," Miami attorney Matt Dietz said.
In Deepening Circuit Split, 3rd Circuit Revives Qui Tam Lawsuit Over Plavix
The panel found that a rule should be treated as nonjurisdictional unless Congress clearly states that it is jurisdictional. Sanofi and Bristol did not identify any language, nor did the panel see any, that plainly shows Congress imbued the first-to-file bar with jurisdictional consequences, the court said.
Government Food Programs, Part-Time Jobs Can Help New Law Grads Stay Afloat, Says Financial Expert
New law graduates grappling with bar exam delays and a tight job market need to get creative and be proactive to pay the bills, says Derek Brainard, the director of financial education at AccessLex Institute.Trending Stories
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