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Kirkland, Latham, Goodwin and Paul Weiss are among the fast growers as U.S.-based institutions continue their relentless assault on the U.K....
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Gen Z attorneys appear to be staying at the firm they entered the industry with for longer than their predecessors at the tail-end of the Millennial...
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Several industry observers have said that if McDermott or any other big firm actually makes good on its talk and welcomes PE investment, it's likely...
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President Donald Trump won case after case at the Supreme Court in his first year back in the White House. But the justices also pushed back against...
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Hyde Park Town Justice Michael H. Plass unethically promised to "incarcerate offenders and protect victims of domestic violence" and stated that...
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"I'm not sure I understood how massive and challenging the job was going to be," Rachel Brand said of her 2018 move from the Justice Department to...
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Any companies with business in Colorado—including law firms—developing or deploying AI need to be aware of its potential impact and litigation risk. Click Here To Read The Full Article
“Our whole system of structuring representation and council and the provision of legal services in this country leaves out a mass number of people, Matthew Diller, professor of law and Dean Emeritus at Fordham University School of Law, told Law.com. Click Here To Read The Full Article
The Trump administration requested that the stay be granted until Congress restores the funding. Federal judge for the District of Massachusetts Allison D. Burroughs granted the motion in part and extended the deadline to file a status report until Oct. 10. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Two city court judges in central and western New York, each of whom turned 70 this year, are challenging the state’s mandatory requirement rules, which they argue must be overturned because of a new state constitutional provision expanding the definition of protected classes of people. Click Here To Read The Full Article