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What's In A Claim? Supreme Court To Consider FCA Cases Over Industry-Funded FCC Program
The case deals with a whistleblower's claims that a Milwaukee-based unit of telecom giant AT&T routinely overbilled schools and libraries for telecommunications services.
Arguing Class Actions: Meet and Confer Abuses as Defendants' Litigation Strategy
Arguing Class Actions is a monthly column by Adam J. Levitt for the National Law Journal.
Latham, Kirkland Alums Land the Top GC Posts—Here's What It Means for Business Generation
Latham and Kirkland have the most alumni in the top 100 paying corporate in-house leader roles. And these firms have often landed on new matters after their lawyers arrived in-house.
Skadden Hires Latham's London IP Head
This is the latest high-profile departure for Latham as the firm continues to suffer a slew of exits.
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Exclusive: Mayer Brown Shutters Mexico City Office, Lawyers Scatter
The office launched in 2015 with ambitions of tapping into the opening of Mexico's oil and gas sector to private investment; those plans fizzled when energy nationalist Andrés Manuel López Obrador became president of Mexico three years later.
The Least Restrictive Way to Limit Letters of Administration
"In New York, although a practitioner might expect the Surrogate's Courts to act uniformly as part of the New York State Unified Court System, Surrogate's Courts in various counties may operate differently when assessing petitions. One example is with respect to restrictions placed on letters of administration. While under-restricting letters of administration may result in inadequate safeguards on the interests of non-consenting distributees, over-restricting letters could result in (i) a hindrance of a fiduciary's powers statutorily granted under EPTL §11–1.1, (ii) an unnecessary burden on the court's limited resources caused by additional applications to remove the restrictions, (iii) delayed administration of estates, and (iv) conflicts with the legislative intent as expressed in the Bennett commission."
Appealability of Prejudgment Orders: CPLR 5512, Court of Appeals, Legislative Intent
This article discusses the appealability of prejudgment orders.
Dropping a Client Like a 'Hot Potato'
Professor Bennett Gershman and Joel Cohen, a senior counsel at Petrillo Klein & Boxer, engage in a back and forth over a perplexing ethical and practical issue that has recently arisen and may continue to bedevil law firms in an increasingly polarized society.Trending Stories
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