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Court of Appeals Clarifies New York's Approach to 'Successor Jurisdiction'
The Court of Appeals recently took up successor jurisdiction for the first time. In response to a question certified to it by the Second Circuit, the court held that an entity that acquires all of another entity's liabilities and assets also inherits the selling entity's jurisdictional status.DEA's Psychedelic-Outlawing Effort Attacked by Private Industry
Despite the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's approval of depression treatment drug Esketamine and conferring of "breakthrough therapy" status on other psychedelics, the DEA is amping up its prohibition efforts and private industry is punching back.The State of Information Governance and the Disconnect Between Policy and Reality
Law firms are playing a game of catch up as the sheer volume of data, both in hard copy and electronic form, they routinely handle continues to skyrocket…New Rule on MDLs Should Prompt Courts to Reevaluate Involvement in Settlement
Hollingsworth's Robert E. Johnston and Gary Feldon write that MDL judges who decide merits questions should avoid direct involvement in settlement discussions and detailed reports on the negotiations.Some Clients Are Pushing for Transparency Surrounding Origination Credits
In the battle over origination credits, some clients are vying for more transparency and a say in who gets the credit.View more book results for the query "*"
In British Columbia, a Fight Is Raging Over Who Should Regulate Lawyers
Legal groups in the Canadian province call a new bill that would change the regulatory regime "seriously flawed," arguing that it will put lawyer independence at risk.Polarizing Assemblymember Returned to Judiciary Committee
Corona Republican Bill Essayli had his committee assignments changed for the second time in four months after sparring, again, with his legislative colleagues.Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Historic Hearing on Presidential Immunity
Legal experts are still digesting what they heard Thursday for potential indications of how the justices might rule in "Trump v. United States."Leadership War Breaks Out in 23andMe Data Breach Case 'at the Crossroads'
Lawyers ramped up their fight over how to manage the 23andMe Inc. data breach litigation, disagreeing on everything from whether to immediately settle the cases to handling class members who are "truly frightened."Former First Department Court Attorney Ordered to Pay $55K on Misconduct Conviction
Defense counsel for Melissa Ringel argued at the sentencing that his client has already suffered reputational damage from press coverage of her criminal case and that, while she still is licensed to practice law, she will likely face sanctions from a grievance committee.Trending Stories
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