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In Blow to Labor Board, Court Sides With Elon Musk Over Tweet
The dispute between Tesla and the NLRB has taken place amid efforts by the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America to unionize the Tesla vehicle manufacturing plant in Fremont, California, beginning in 2017.
SEC Seeks Court Order Sanctioning Elon Musk for Testimony No-Show
Musk's attorney said reimbursing the SEC for duplicative travel would be a fair remedy, but an SEC lawyer said a deterrent was needed.
Supreme Court Reinstates Horseracing Safety Law, Blocks 5th Circuit Decision
The legislation was a response to a high number of incidents plaguing the world of horse racing. In 2019, for instance, Congress found that 441 thoroughbreds died from injuries related to racing, a far greater fatality rate than in other parts of the world.
Ex-Philly Museum of Art GC Takes Legal Reins of Twilio-Backed Messaging Business
William Peterson is back in the mobile communications business. He spent 15 years at Verizon in a series of senior roles before spending three years at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, first as GC and then as chief operating officer.
Guarantees Are Back, Whether Law Firms Want to Talk About Them or Not
Certain firms are more widely spoken of for using multi-year deals, including Kirkland & Ellis and Paul Hastings.
The Price of Time: Should Law Firms Sell Minutes or Value?
As the legal industry grapples with the rise of AI, the once-immutable billable hour faces unprecedented scrutiny.
Winstead Real Estate Shareholder Returns to Jones Day
Jones Day continues to hire in Dallas, bringing on real estate partner Conrad Steele, who started his legal career at the firm.
Many Judges Earn Less Than Lawyers: Texas Judiciary Asks for 30% Raise
Office of Court Administration Executive Director Megan LaVoie said 26% of judges who voluntarily retire said salary was a contributing factor.
Jackson Walker Faces Greater Scrutiny After Disclosure of Texts Over Judge's Relationship
Citing 2021 text messages between Jackson Walker attorneys, bankruptcy administrators assert a full evidentiary hearing is needed to determine if the firm failed to make required disclosure.Trending Stories
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