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Legal Industry - February, 2022

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• Schulte Roth's Landlord Can't Nix COVID Rent Suit On Appeal
• The Battle To Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson
• Judge Jackson To Kick Off Senator Meetings This Week
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 90-Day Sanction Sought For Prosecutor In Chandra Levy Case
• V&E, Weil, Clifford Chance Latest Firms Raising Associate Pay
• NY Judge Steps Off Case Due To Wife's Costco Stock
• Atty Says Experian Mistakes Cost Her Mortgage, Judgeship
• Firms Drop Clients, Offer Aid Amid War In Ukraine
• Calif. Bar Faces Info Leak Covering 260,000 Discipline Cases
• Party Leaders Vow Open Minds For New High Court Pick
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• New NY Prosecutor Takes On Criminal Probe Of Trump
• How Judge Jackson Beat Out Competition For High Court Nod
• Why Ketanji Brown Jackson Honored This Historic Judge
• 1st Circ. Judge Selya Says Jackson Will Be 'Balanced'
• Law360's Pro Say: Inside The Women's Soccer Equal Pay Win
• District Judge Childs Still Likely On Track For DC Circ.
• IMF Gets Win At DC Circ. In Feud Over Legal Fees
• Biden's Supreme Court Pick Was Star Debater In Miami
• The Key To Turning Solid Briefs Into Winning Briefs
• Fed. Circ. Scolds Attys For Breaking COVID Rules
• After 'Varsity Blues' Conviction, Gordon Caplan Starts Over
• 3 BigLaw Firms Raise Senior Associate Pay
• Ga. Judge Finds Atty Fees Must Be Public After $200M Verdict
• BigLaw Wants To Aid Ukraine Refugees But Searches For How
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Texas Bar Dues Opponents Move For Class Cert.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 6 Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Opinions To Read Now
• Biden Nominates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson To High Court
• Parental Leave Suit Expanded To Target Jones Day Partner
• The Term: Power Of Agencies At Stake In EPA Case
• Suffolk County Public Defender Talks Work, TikTok Fame
• More Firms Match Davis Polk's Associate Pay Raises
• Dentons, CMS Close Kyiv Offices Amid Crisis In Ukraine
• NY Prosecutors Leading Criminal Probe Into Trump Resign
• Law Firm, Engineer Settle With Surfside Collapse Victims
• 4 Firms Illustrate How COVID Has Reshaped The Law Office
• Tech Cos. Must Show Judge Litigation Funding Info In IP Row
• MoneyGram GC Seeing Digital Adoption Wave
• BigLaw Heavyweights Follow Davis Polk's Lead On Raises
• Trial Penalty Or Lack Of Remorse? 'Varsity Blues' Stirs Debate
• 1MDB Trial At Risk After Feds Admit 'Inexcusable' Doc Error
• Court Leery Of Trump Anti-SLAPP Defense In Defamation Suit
• Immigration Group Lukewarm On Biden's High Court Shortlist
• Albright Says Broadcom Atty's Bluff Helped Sink Transfer Bid
• Quinn Emanuel Loses Bid To Toss Ex-Worker's Racism Suit
• Ex-Wilson Elser Paralegal Drops Discriminatory Firing Suit
• Justices Formally Reject Bid To Stop Handover Of Jan. 6 Docs
• Civil Rights Atty Nominated For Colo. Court Seat Worth $3.5M
• Davis Polk Beats Milbank's Raises For Senior Associates
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• NFL Taps Ex-SEC Chair Mary Jo White For Dan Snyder Inquiry
• FINRA Taps Lowenstein Sandler For 2019 Arbitration Probe
• Up Next At High Court: Justices Consider Tribal Courts, Bingo
• Boy Scouts, Pachulski Reach $2M Deal In Email Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Walter Dellinger's Little-Known, Outsize Impact On Legal Aid
• Pro Say: How The New York Times Beat Palin's Libel Suit
• Judiciary Defends Harassment Suit's Judge Selection Process
• FOIA Suit Questions Ex-Latham Atty's Conduct As DOI Deputy
• Senate Unanimously Clears Judicial Stock Disclosure Bill
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Facebook Class's $98M Fee Win 'Outrageous,' 9th Circ. Told
• The Term: 'SCOTUS Sweepstakes' Heats Up
• Justice Breyer On The Best Way To 5 Votes: 'Start With 9'
• Dem Sens. Press For Quick Supreme Court Timeline
• Why I'll Miss Arguing Before Justice Breyer
• Ex-Perkins Coie Atty Casts FBI Lying Charge As Overreach
• 3 More Firms Commit To Hybrid Work As They Reopen Offices
• Trump, Children Must Testify In NY AG's Business Probe
• 5th Circ. Backs Workers Fighting United Airlines Vax Mandate
• Ex-Willkie Farr Atty Reinstated After 'Varsity Blues' Plea
• Sen. Tom Cotton Holds Up US Atty Votes In Spat With DOJ
• '150 Billion Pills' Gaffe Imperils NY AG's Opioid Win Over Teva
• Pot Attys Org. Enters ABA Debate On Money Laundering Rules
• Ex-Dentons Partner Dealt Win By California's Highest Court
• Black IP Attys Urge Law Students To Lift Each Other Up
• Amid Scrutiny, Albright Focuses On Keeping Cases On Track
• Girardi Keese Trustee Asks Again To Probe Litigation Lenders
• GOP Senator's Opposition Complicates Wis. Court Nomination
• Yale Urges Court To Dismiss Law Students' Retaliation Suit
• Cooley, Brewer Latest To Usher In Associate Raises, Bonuses
• Walter Dellinger, Acting Solicitor General Under Clinton, Dies
• Recent Rulings Show Lawyer Criticism Of Judges Is Perilous
• Reversal In Transit Death Suit May Snag High Court Contender
• Ex-Latham Atty Tapped To Be 1st Latina On Calif. High Court
• Ex-Ropes & Gray Atty Says NY Can't Block Bar Exam Suit
• Hagens Berman Defends $31M Fee Award At 9th Circ.
• Law Firm Leasing Fell In Q4 As COVID Uncertainty Lingers
• Litigation Funding Scam Leads To Prison For Ex-Ga. Atty
• Atty Arbitration Pacts Need Closer Look, NJ Justices Told
• Sussmann Says Special Counsel Is Trying To Politicize Case
• Ex-Shutts Partner Fights Employment Arbitration Clause
• Breyer's Role In Courthouse Design Sets A Judicial Template
• In-Person Arguments To Return To Fed. Circ. In March
• Remington Settles With Sandy Hook Families For $73M
• Apple Slams Hagens Berman $27.5M Fee Bid In Warranty Row
• Mazars Drops Trump Amid NY Suit, Calls Financials Unreliable
• ABA Revenue Falls Short Of Goal Amid Membership Dip
• Bloom Firm To Pay $1.1M Settlement For Malpractice Claims
• Justice Barrett Talks 'Fidelity To The Text The People Adopted'
• Greenspoon Marder Adds Latin America Partner In Miami
• Latham's Prior Sussmann Work May Conflict, Durham Says
• Baker Donelson Picks Vice Chair For Employment Practice
• Choate Matches Milbank's Associate Salary Scale
• ABA Adopts Resolution Pushing For FARA Overhaul
• Ashurst CEO Reinstated For Third Term
• K&L Gates Recruits SEC Atty For Asset Management Practice
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Who's On Biden's Supreme Court Longlist?
• Edelson, Ex-Girardi Attys At Odds Over Possible Sanction
• How Legal Employers Can Retain Women In Turbulent Times
• Pro Say: When A Judge Asks You To Take Your Mask Off
• Rail Giant Norfolk Southern's GC To Replace Retiring CLO
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Copied Metadata Not Enough To Remove Metals Case Judge
• Fla. High Court Eases Bar Requirements For Foreign Attys
• Senate Judiciary Dems: We Trust Biden On High Court Pick
• Jones Day Takes Fight For Orrick Testimony To 9th Circ.
• The Term: Tensions Rise Over Alabama Voting Rights
• New Disney GC's Compensation Revealed In SEC Filing
• Senate Panel Advances 6th Circ. Pick Over GOP Objections
• GM Taps Ex-Coke Director, Biden's Niece, To Lead ESG Policy
• Senate Confirms Delaware's Judge Stark To Federal Circuit
• Sotomayor: Judging And Politics Now 'Tightly Interwoven'
• BigLaw Heavyweights' Feud Highlights Legal Quagmire
• Facing Nepotism Claim, Judge Who Trained Judges Quits
• Senate Confirms Kramer Levin Chair As Navy GC
• CORRECTED: UK Law Society Group Female Staff Face 11% Pay Gap
• Pot Co. Revolution Global Nabs GC From Redbox
• BigLaw Must Nix All-Or-Nothing Work Model To Retain Talent
• In-Person Bar Exams Spur Fears For At-Risk Test Takers
• Compliance Hires Of '22 Reflect US Cyber, Corruption Focus
• EOIR Apologizes After Asking Atty To Delete Tweets
• EPA Taps Oregon Law Prof As Environmental Justice Adviser
• Texas State Bar Tells High Court To Rebuff Fight Over Dues
• Offit Kurman Shuffles Leadership, Elevates Nonlawyer To CEO
• GCs Rank Record Number Of 'All-Star' Attys For Client Service
• Biden's Supreme Court Nominee Should Have 5 Key Qualities
• Kirkland Moving To Hybrid Work Model In Spring
• Justices Clash Over 'Worn-Out Rhetoric' On Shadow Docket
• Senate Confirms Another Set Of Local DC Judges
• O'Melveny Appellate Atty Takes Senior DOJ Legal Office Gig
• J&J Drops Bid To Block Reuters Story As Attys Trade Barbs
• 7th Circ. Says Atty Can't Duck Discipline Costs In Bankruptcy
• Iowa Sens. Recommend Magistrate Judge For District Vacancy
• Ex-Pro Football GC Named President Of NFL's Ravens
• Ariz. AG Gets Diversion Deal On Ethics Complaints
• Bannon Says Feds Sought Atty's Email, Phone Records
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2022 Editorial Boards
• Meet The Tenant Lawyer On NYC's Planning Commission
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Flint Residents' Attys Awarded $39.6M As Part Of Water Deal
• Reuters Says J&J Too Late To Nix Story Over Atty Leak Claim
• Belcher Must Cover Hospira's Legal Fees In Patent Fight
• Ill. High Court BIPA Ruling: Next, How Big Can Damages Get?
• Chase Calls Trump Ally's Bank Docs Fight 'Purely Theoretical'
• Sens. To Watch In The Coming Supreme Court Confirmation
• Pro Say: Breaking Down The NFL Racial Bias Suit
• Final Approval In Glumetza Antitrust Deal Gives Attys $50M
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Lawmakers Question Independence Of Wilkinson's NFL Probe
• Ex-Farah & Farah Atty Charged With $300K COVID Loan Fraud
• Avenatti Convicted Of Defrauding Stormy Daniels
• Legal Industry Job Growth Continues Crawl In January
• Legal Funder Launches Nonprofit Exoneree Program
• J&J Says Talc Plaintiff Attys Fed Confidential Docs To Reuters
• Ex-CFTC Special Counsel Joins Jones Day's DC Office
• Weinstein Atty Insurance Loss Suit Moved To SDNY
• Avenatti Jury Signals Deadlock In Stormy Daniels Fraud Case
• The Term: Can Harvard Save Affirmative Action?
• Ill. Panel Axes Firm's Fight Over Buying Ex-Partners' Interest
• Durbin Fumes As Panel Delays US Attorney, Marshal Noms
• Judge Ordered DOJ Atty To Remove Mask, Watchdog Says
• Paxos Hires Former Block Atty As Global General Counsel
• Musk Challenged On Atty Privilege Claims In Tesla Pay Suit
• HRC Leader Fired Amid Cuomo Scandal Sues For Racial Bias
• 'No One Outworks' Judge Childs, A Potential High Court Pick
• Design Unveiled For $190M Ft. Lauderdale Federal Courthouse
• Senate Confirms Slate Of Local DC Judges
• Brooklyn Judge's Son Admits Storming US Capitol, Theft
• Biden Taps Ex-Sen. Doug Jones To Aid Supreme Court Effort
• Biden Nominates Michigan District Judge To 6th Circ.
• Axinn Veltrop Is Latest To Raise Associate Pay
• The Flaws In The Traditional Approach To Hiring A Law Firm
• Md. High Court Decries 'Rigid' Rule Excluding Nonbarred Attys
• Biden Takes Heat For Lack Of LGBTQ Judicial Appointments
• 'Pharma Bro' Prosecutor, Ex-Acting US Atty Joins Kirkland
• Law Firms Weathered Frosty January As IPO Activity Slowed
• Senate Confirms 3 Ohio Trial Court Picks
• Unvaxxed NY Judge Stripped Of Most Criminal Cases
• Biden Kicks Off Senate Outreach For Supreme Court Opening
• Stresses Pile Up For Judges After 2 Years Of COVID
• DOJ's Criminal Appellate Chief Steps Down
• Clark Hill Enters Phoenix By Combining With 18-Atty Firm
• Trial Court Picks Address Past Writings, Immigration, Bail
• Dominion Calls MyPillow, Lindell 'Bullies' In Election Suit
• Baker Donelson Timber Scam Suit Restarted In Miss. Court
• Houston Judge Scolded For 13th Time For Delayed Rulings
• Jan. 6 Panel Earns Another Win In Push For Eastman Docs
• Trailblazing Calif. Justice On Biden's Supreme Court Short List
• The Top In-House Hires Of January
• High Court Candidate Backs Unions In 1st DC Circ. Opinion
• Selendy & Gay Elevates 2 Leaders To Name Partner