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When Words Matter: Mastering Interpretation in Complex Disputes
For clients with limited English proficiency (LEP), accurate interpretation ensures they understand and are understood, safeguarding their rights and the integrity of intricate legal matters. But what happens when an interpreter gets it wrong? A poor or erroneous interpretation can jeopardize justice, misrepresent critical testimony, and even derail a case.People in the News—Jan. 28, 2025—Buchanan Ingersoll, Kleinbard
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney announced that two of its attorneys have been named to the South Asian Bar Association of Philadelphia (SABA-Philly) board of directors.State's Expert Discovery Rules Need Revision
Connecticut should allow for more effective communication with experts by adopting the 2010 amendments to Rule 26(b).O'Melveny, White & Case, Skadden Beef Up in Texas With Energy, Real Estate Lateral Partner Hires
Am Law 100 firms based outside of Texas continue to hire lateral partners in the state's hot market.View more book results for the query "*"
Chamberlain Hrdlicka Taps a New Leader as Firm Follows Succession Planning Path
Litigation shareholder Larry Carbo of Houston will succeed Larry Campagna as managing shareholder of Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry on Jan. 1, 2026.Smaller Firms in 'Growth Mode' as Competition, Rates Heat Up
Since the start of the year, at least three midsize firms in the Philadelphia and South Jersey regions have announced moves to grow their numbers through additions of smaller law firms of between one and three lawyers.Controlling Costs on Capital Construction Projects
In his Construction Law column, Kenneth Block discusses measures that owners can follow to control cost and ensure the project is not only within budget, but also on time and in compliance with all construction documents.IP Firm Fish & Richardson to Open Chicago Office
The planned, 4,300-square-foot office in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood is expected to be a space of innovation and collaboration for the firm's specialized intellectual property attorneys.Late Fees on a Balloon Payment Due at Maturity
Virtually all commercial real estate loan documents contain a provision providing that if a payment is not timely, a late fee is imposed in connection with that late payment—typically 5% of the amount of the payment that was due. A 5% late fee imposed on a delinquent monthly installment payment does not usually cause much controversy.Trending Stories
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