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Man Sues RV World for Alleged Breach of Warranty
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Isn't That Special? How Using a Special Judge Promotes Efficiency and Cost Savings for Litigants
The Texas Legislature put provisions in place for use of Special Judges decades ago. But it has perhaps never been more valuable than right now, says Scott K. Field, a former justice on the Third Court of Appeals and now an attorney at Butler Snow LLP.
State Appellate Court: Trial Judges Can Alter Settlement Agreements in Some Circumstances
In reversing a lower court, the Colorado Court of Appeals has ruled that a trial judge is not necessarily obligated to enforce a settlement agreement as written and may instead apply common-law contract principles to alter, modify or decline to enforce it.
K&L Gates Boosts Net Income 33% as Cost Consolidation and Inter-Office Work Paid Off
"We as a global team are hitting our stride in a lot of positive ways," said the global managing partner of K&L Gates. "I don't think of it as a one-year uptick. We've seen some really positive trends over a number of years now especially with respect to profitability."
Man Sues Weyerhaeuser Over Construction Runoff Claims
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Connecticut Appellate Practice & Procedure, 8th Edition
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A List of Appellate Law Podcasts That Are Worth a Listen
Not surprisingly, appellate law and practice, and the U.S. Supreme Court in particular, are the subject of a burgeoning number of podcasts.
Biden Nominates Michigan District Court Judge to 6th Circuit
Davis, who currently sits on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, would be the first Black woman from Michigan to serve on the Cincinnati, Ohio-based federal appeals court.
Dechert Partner, Nominated to Eastern District of New York, Reveals $3 Million Income
Hector Gonzalez, chair of Dechert's global litigation practice and nominee for the Eastern District of New York, reported incomes of over $3.3 million in 2019 and $3.2 million in 2020.
Man Sues RV World Over Breach-of-Contract Claims
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Tensions Flare Over Biden's 6th Circuit Nominee, Selected Without Support of Home State Senators
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