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Suburban Pa. Jury Hands Up $29M to Bicyclist Hit by Truck
The defendants had refused to settle for their $6 million policy limit, instead only offering $500,000, according to the plaintiff’s attorney, Morgan & Morgan partner Clancy Boylan.
'Stake Out My Space': Attorneys, Law Professors Flock from X to Bluesky
Texas appellate attorney Raffi Melkonian, who has been called the Dean of Appellate Twitter, said he began seeing more ads, bots and hateful content on X in recent years, to the point that he said he has blocked dozens of accounts a day.
A Risk-Based Approach to Protect Communities
The Framework encourages EPA programs to consider the totality of exposures to chemical and nonchemical stressors affecting human health and the environment, together with vulnerabilities and susceptibilities that may increase the likelihood that exposures will result in illness or other injuries. By engaging with communities and considering the cumulative effects of an action on the exposed population, the EPA can best protect citizens from environmental injuries.
Three Reasons CLOs Are Critical to the Successful Adoption of Generative AI
CLOs have emerged as critical stakeholders who help drive GenAI decisions. Their ability to counsel the business to move GenAI projects forward and comply with laws and regulations are complementary skills to other executive-level leaders when it comes to executing on important decisions about the procurement, development, and implementation of GenAI-powered solutions.
Bondi and Big Tech: What Trump's Choice for US AG Could Mean for Antitrust Enforcement
The last time the Republicans had such control was from 2017 to 2019. Among conservatives, however, there has been a divergence on the role of the antitrust laws. Some prefer a softened approach to antitrust enforcement while others, colloquially referred to as “Khanservatives,” agree with the more aggressive antitrust enforcement characteristic of the whole-of-government approach deployed by the Biden administration and Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan.
People in the News—Dec. 9, 2024—Lamb McErlane, Dechert
Lamb McErlane partner Julie M. Potts recently served as the Keynote Speaker at the 2024 Lancaster Bar Association’s Family Law Summit.
The Rise of AI and Other Changes Abound in the Law: A 2024 Year-End Review
As 2024 goes into the books, here is a look back at the notable trends and decisions in Pennsylvania civil litigation over the past year.
Groen Strokoff O'Neill, LLC adds accomplished Trial Lawyer, William "Bill" Coppol.
Groen Strokoff O'Neill continues to grow with the addition of experienced trial lawyer, Bill Coppol.
Dilworth Paxson Moving to One Liberty Place
After spending 17 years at 1500 Market St., the firm is following in the footsteps of Fox Rothschild and Goodwin Procter, who moved into new spaces in Philadelphia earlier this year.
'Serious Misconduct' From Monsanto Lawyer Prompts Mistrial in Chicago Roundup Case
A spokesperson for Monsanto said in a statement that the company believes the “cross-examination regarding risks factors for [the plaintiffs'] injury was appropriate given the evidentiary record in this case.” The spokesperson called the plaintiffs’ decision to seek a mistrial “unusual and telling.”Trending Stories
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