Legal Industry Archive » October, 2022

Legal Industry - October, 2022

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• Hillary Clinton Wants Trump Sanctioned For Tossed RICO Suit
• IBA Panel Discusses Pros, Cons Of Virtual Dispute Resolution
• High Court 'Counting The Years' Until Affirmative Action's End
• The Term Special: The Grim Fate Of Affirmative Action
• Pilots' 737 Max Suit Tossed After Failed Recusal Bid
• Start With Fixing Gender Billable Rate Gap, IBA Panel Says
• Pelosi Home Invader Planned To Kneecap Speaker, DOJ Says
• EEOC Disavows Ex-GC's Warnings About Abortion Travel
• Calif. AG Hopeful Nathan Hochman Aims To Unseat Rob Bonta
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• GOP Senators Push SEC On Staff Exits Amid Rules Drive
• NJ Updates Model Jury Charges For Atty Malpractice
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Legal Services Orgs Partner To Streamline Pro Bono Process
• Riding Circuit: November's Notable Appellate Arguments
• Justices Seem Set To End Use Of Race In College Admissions
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Chevron Case Special Master Slams Atty's 'Deceitful' Conduct
• Inactive 'Gaps' Plague Calif. Atty Disciplinary Cases, Bar Says
• Pro Say: What's Next For The Beleaguered CFPB?
• 6th Circ. Lets Two Ky. Judicial Candidates Continue Campaign
• Prof. Says VW Can't Thwart Jones Day Emissions Docs Row
• Selling A House With Haunted History? Disclosure Laws Vary
• NJ Drops COVID Court Restrictions, Expands In-Person Ops
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Quinn Emanuel Latest Law Firm To Part Ways With Ye
• Tapped By Newsom, Calif. AG Rob Bonta Seeks Voters' OK
• Gibson Dunn Adds Ex-European Human Rights Court Judge
• Former DOJ Attys Say Sen. Graham Should Face Grand Jury
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Twitter Pulled From NYSE After Musk Closes $44B Buyout
• Musk Reportedly Closes $44B Twitter Deal After 6-Month Saga
• DC Circ. Won't Delay Release Of Trump Tax Returns To House
• The Term: Carter Phillips On His Supreme Court Success
• Justices Hear Harvard Admissions Case Amid 1st Circ. Slump
• Cisco Urges Justices To Reject 'Extremely Rare' Stock Case
• Law Firm Can Arbitrate Claim Microsoft Locked Its Client Files
• Compliance And Regs Driving Up VC, PE Legal Expenses
• ABA Calls On Lawyers, Law Students Ahead Of Elections
• LeClairRyan Trustee Turning To Deal With Malpractice Claims
• Perkins Coie Managing Partner To Serve Second Term
• Mistrial Declared In Idaho Law Professor's Bias Trial
• Cardozo To Build Justice Center With $15M From Marvel Chair
• Schwarzenegger Files High Court Brief, Slams Trump DOJ Atty
• Kagan Temporarily Shields Ariz. GOP Chair From Jan. 6 Probe
• DOJ Updates Policy To Limit Obtaining Journalist Records
• Veolia Exec To Be Deposed Over Alleged Flint Juror Targeting
• Attys Accused Of 'Riling Up' Texas Jury Against Facebook
• Ex-Florida Atty Avoids Prison For Illegally Signing SEC Letters
• Cadwalader Drops Ye Following Antisemitic Remarks
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• Perkins Coie Lands Ex-Assistant To Solicitor General In DC
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive Tesla Row Over Judge's Conflicts
• In Their Words: Associates' Lessons From Pro Bono Work
• Ex-Eversheds Trainee Banned Over Sexual Assault Conviction
• Pa. House GOP Moves To Impeach Philly DA Krasner
• Justice Alito Speaks On Liberty, 'Betrayal Of Trust' Over Leak
• Judge Rebuffs Swedish Match, Rival's Bid To Delay Hearing
• Sidney Powell Fights Dominion's Fox Document Demands
• La. Judge To Review Texas Firm's 1,640 Hurricane Suits
• 11th Circ. Agrees To Resume Livestreaming Oral Arguments
• Ex-JPMorgan Atty Reaches Agreement To End Retaliation Suit
• Legal Team Diversity Is Good Business, Attys Agree
• Get Litigation Funding 'Out Of The Shadows,' Attys Say
• 9th Circ. Slams 'Abusive' ADA Suits In Upholding Atty Fee Cut
• Attys Say Trump Got 'Special Treatment' Over Seized Docs
• 'You Cannot Try A Case Like This': Juul Judge Rips Both Sides
• Pa. Committee Report Faults Philly DA's 'Progressive Policies'
• The Case For Civility Among Attorneys
• How GCs Must Play 'Quarterback' In Carrying Out ESG
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Girardi Attys Want Illinois Theft Suit Sent To California
• Boeing Calls 2nd Recusal Bid In 737 Max Pilot Case 'Baseless'
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Thomas Temporarily Shields Graham From Election Probe
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Full 5th Circ. Won't Rehear SEC In-House Courts Challenge
• Atty Sanctioned $8K For 'Blatantly' Copying Opponent's Brief
• Facebook Users' Attys Stress Diversity In Interim Counsel Bid
• Trump Says DOJ Misrepresented Mar-A-Lago Doc Disputes
• Pro Say: The Storm Clouds Forming Around Dechert
• Kagan 'Clear-Eyed' About Place On Conservative Court
• Judge Wants Junior Attys Only For Turkey Discovery Hearing
• Lewis Brisbois Gave Up Name Rights, Company Argues
• NY Lawyer Charged With 2 Felonies In Capitol Attack
• Ohio Justices' Take On Sealing Records Has Biz Attys On Alert
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• UK Study Backed By BigLaw Finds Slim Partner Diversity
• Foster Garvey Says TelexFree Ponzi Claims Are Time-Barred
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Told DOJ Clemency Requests Are Personal Records
• Harvey Weinstein's Rape Trial Jury Empaneled In LA
• Del. Chief Judge Says Patent Docket Is Getting Out Of Hand
• Wigdor Seeks To DQ Perry Guha In Leon Black Suit
• Justice Barrett Rejects Effort To Block Student Debt Relief
• Reverse Dish, Sirius XM Fee Award In IP Row, Fed. Circ. Urged
• Google Judge Rips Co.'s 'Offensive' Late Bid To Seal Hearing
• Pilots Say Ex-Kirkland, SEC Atty Can't Judge 737 Max Suit
• Arguing Free Speech, Pa. Atty Fights Bid To Revive Bias Rule
• Ex-AG Civiletti Remembered As Legal Titan, Civic Leader
• Davis Polk To Dissolve Paris Office
• NYCLU Wins Release Of Memos To New York Judges
• In Hot Lateral Market, Firms Freeze Departing Partners
• Law Firm Says Nevada Is Wrong Place For Data Breach Row
• Fed. Judges' Spouses Should Divulge Legal Work, Groups Say
• Ogletree, Redgrave Want Atty Sanctioned In Calif.
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• 'What's Wrong With You People?': Judge Rips Dow, PPG Attys
• After Crypto Leaks Report, Roche Out At Firm He Co-Founded
• Cardi B Trial Heats Up As Rapper And Atty Trade Barbs
• Trump Signed Doc He Knew Had False Voter Data, Judge Says
• Breyer Doubts Other Rights At Risk In Dobbs Decision's Wake
• Federal Judiciary Cites 'Productive' Talks On Free PACER Bill
• Del. Court Affirms Biden Senate Papers' FOIA Exclusion
• Judge Who Held Trump In Contempt Keeps $250M Fraud Case
• Soldiers Forgo $10M Citizenship Dispute Fee For $2.75M
• Federal Gov't Urges Toss Of Loan Debt Forgiveness Tax Suit
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Boies Schiller Starts Mentorship Program For Native Students
• Taxpayers Ask Supreme Court To Block Student Debt Relief
• Girardi Victims Claim Attys Improperly Took Their $1.25M
• Midterms Will Be Crucial To Biden's Federal Court Legacy
• Pacific Islander Attys Struggle In Post-Law School Job Market
• 7th Circ. Affirms Lower Atty Fees In Drivers' Wage Suit Deal
• Stock Disclosures No Reason To Nix $3B Win, Justices Told
• ​​​​​​​Trump Steele Dossier Source Cleared Of Lying To FBI At Trial
• Senators Push OLC Head On Oversight, Executive Privilege
• Colts Owner Says NFL May Have Votes To Remove Snyder
• Boston Nears Deal On Legal Costs From High Court Flag Case
• Trump Special Master Irked By Discord Over Basic Facts
• Seyfarth, Yeshiva U. Seek Toss Of Student Rape Cover-Up Suit
• Recruiter Wants DLA Piper Sanctioned In Trade Secret Case
• Ex-GPB Capital CEO Loses Wiretap Fight In Fraud Case
• Brown Rudnick Shutters Paris Office
• US Enters Whistleblower's Medicare Fraud Suit Against Cigna
• Ex-K&L Gates Partner Convicted Of Cyberstalking Attys
• House Subpoena Would Create Legal Showdown With Trump
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-WSJ Reporter Sues Dechert, Gerrard Over Hack 'Blackball'
• Wilson Elser Says Ex-Litigator Must Arbitrate Bias Suit
• Trump Attorneys Among Witnesses In Giuliani DC Ethics Case
• Ex-FTC Commissioner To Co-Chair Cravath Antitrust Group
• Former Navy GC Jumps To Ward & Berry As Partner
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Here's What Makes An IP Case Attractive To Litigation Funders
• DOJ Asks 11th Circ. To End Mar-A-Lago Special Master Review
• Pro Say: A Turning Point For Federal Cannabis Policy
• Dechert, Gerrard Face New NY Suit Over Aviation Exec. Hack
• SmithAmundsen, Davis & Kuelthau To Merge Into Midsize Firm
• Removing Dan Snyder From NFL Is Unlikely Despite Report
• Biden Picks DA For Miss. District Court Opening
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Alex Jones' Billion-Dollar Penance, Puerto Rico Prunes Debt
• Levi & Korsinsky Says Firm Shortchanged It $500K In Del. Suit
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Barclays Litigation Head Joins M&A Startup As 1st CLO
• DLA Piper Slams Ex-Client's 'Sanctionable' Malpractice Suit
• Legal Orgs Sue Feds Over ICE Detainee Access To Counsel
• Alex Jones Paid Price For Uniquely 'Offensive' Lies, Attys Say
• Should Courts Force Amicus Filers To Disclose More?
• DOJ Finds Calif. County Ran Illegal Informant Program
• The Term: Justices Fear State 'War' Over Morality Laws
• Navarro Pushes To Use Executive Privilege Defense At Trial
• Gordon Rees, Kohrman Jackson Lead Case Volume Analysis
• Legal Innovators, Seyfarth, RTX Partner For Diversity Program
• How To Avoid Flubbing Privilege When Working With PR Pros
• Jan. 6 Committee Votes To Subpoena Trump
• Justices Deny Trump's Classified Mar-A-Lago Docs Appeal
• BYU Law Dean Stepping Down To Rejoin Faculty
• Texas, Florida Judges Give Biden New Vacancies To Fill
• NY AG Warns Trump May Shift Assets In $250M Fraud Case
• US, European IP Firms Create Associate Exchange Program
• Meta Execs Inadvertently Identified In OnlyFans Bribery Suit
• Can Gorsuch Rally Court Against Dormant Commerce Clause?
• Calif. AG Probes LA Redistricting Following Leaked Audio
• Report Finds 'Grievous Flaw' In New Asylum System
• 'Stunned' Health Justice IP Atty Wins $800K 'Genius' Grant
• Gov't Suit To Make Wynn Register As Chinese Agent Is Tossed
• 8th Circ. Chief Takes Reins Of Key Judicial Committee
• Pa. AG, City DAs Spar In Court Over Opioid Suit Release
• Minn.'s New Common Interest Doctrine: A Primer
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• Ex-Associate Says Kirkland's IP Team Favored Male Attorneys
• 9th Circ. Pick Coasts Through Judiciary Hearing
• Verizon Legal Chief To Lead Co.'s New Global Shared Services
• Alex Jones Ordered To Pay $965M Over Sandy Hook Lies
• SF Litigation Boutique Durie Tangri To Join MoFo
• Renowned EDNY Judge Sterling Johnson Dead At 88
• Feds To Pay $125M To End PACER Users' Overcharge Suit
• DOJ Asks Justices To Skip Trump Classified Doc Appeal
• Ga. Judge Orders 5 Trump Allies To Testify In Election Probe
• Judicial Security Bill Added To Senate Defense Measure
• CORRECTION: Ga. State Bar Makes Changes After April Breach
• Musk Says Twitter Whistleblower Told To Burn, Delete Records
• Senior DOJ National Security Official Joins Paul Weiss In DC
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• Dentons Unveils Landmark Combination With Indian Firm
• 21 Orrick Attys Leave Firm In Italy For New Venture
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win
• Justices Remand US Trustee's Fee Hike Suit To 2nd Circ.
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Kasowitz Hit With Sanctions In Fla. Hate-Mail Framing Spat
• Feds Want Immigration Judges' 'Muzzled' Speech Suit Axed
• Board Vote Violated Court Order In DLA Piper Suit, Judge Says
• Firm Faces HIPAA Claim After Trumpeting $4M Med Mal Win
• Special Master Says DLA Piper Can Rep Co. Suing Amgen Unit
• Pro Say: Lingering Questions Of The FBI's Kavanaugh Probe
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud, Jones Asks For New Hire
• Ex-Commanders Workers Blast Letter From Owner's Lawyers
• Meet The Attys Arguing Warhol Copyright Fight At High Court
• Ill. Judge Invokes Dante's Inferno In $2.5M Sanctions Order
• Saudis Say Kreindler's 9/11 MDL Sanctions Stay Bid Improper
• Morgan Lewis Chair's Term Unanimously Extended To 2026
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• California Bar To Release Info On Closed Girardi Complaints
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Legal Sector Loses 5,000 Jobs In September
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ohio Atty Threw Water Bottle At Browns Owner, Cops Say
• The Term: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Has The Floor
• Recruiter Accused Of Email Threats In Award Collection Spat
• Kreindler & Kreindler Seeks Stay Of 9/11 Depo Leak Sanctions
• The 4 Law Firms That GCs Most Hate To Face In Court
• NJ High Court Clarifies Atty Rules On Advertising Of Awards
• Del. Chancellor Agrees To Musk's Request To Stay Twitter Trial
• Corporate Law Demand Expected To Drop 22% By End Of Year
• Northeastern Law Apologizes For False Acceptance Emails
• Companies' Litigation Caseloads Grow Faster Than Spending
• Verizon Fights Trump Aide's Escape Bid For Jan. 6 Records
• 5th Circ. Judge Calls Anti-Yale Clerk Hiring Policy 'Regrettable'
• Ex-Wilson Elser Litigator Says He Can't Arbitrate Bias Suit
• Legal Roadblocks May Have Made Musk Blink On Twitter Deal
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• On 38th Anniversary, Ill. Fed. Judge Norgle Retires
• 11th Circ. Fast-Tracks DOJ's Appeal Of Trump Special Master
• Citigroup GC On Journey From Midwest To Wall Street
• Ex-Jones Atty Fined Over 'Burn' Text In Ocado Suit
• The High Court Cases Threatening Big Tech Immunity
• 4th Circ. Judge Motz Moves To Senior Status
• The Lawyer Personalities That Make Up Joint Interest Groups
• How ITC's Junior Atty Program Can Benefit Firms, Clients
• Justice Jackson's Originalist Case For Voting Rights Act
• Recruiting Firm Wants DLA Piper, Tauler Smith To Pay Fees
• National Politics Cast Long Shadow On State High Courts
• Trump Asks High Court To Intervene In Mar-A-Lago Docs Case
• In State Court Elections, Few Step Up To Take On Incumbents
• Girardi Victims Hit NY Law Firm With $6.3M Conversion Suit
• The Top In-House Hires Of September
• Linklaters Latest To Credit Billable Hours For Diversity Work
• In A First, McDonald Hopkins Splits President Duties
• Covington Lands Former White House Counsel Remus
• Jury Convicts Ex-FBI Agent Of Taking Bribes From Dirty Atty
• Goodwin Launches 2nd Asia Office In Singapore
• FedEx Trial Judge Requires Masks, Prefers Atty Diversity
• Calif. Jury Reaches Verdict In Ex-FBI Agent's Bribery Trial
• The Onion Calls For Parody Protections In High Court Brief
• Justice Jackson Brings Tough Questions To First Argument
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• Judge's Recusal Won't Get Investors A Redo In Rigging Case
• Ill. Panel Revives Suit Over Medical Co. Atty's Firing
• High Court Struggles With Unclear Clean Water Act Limits
• Ill. Federal Judge Tapped As Chief Justice Roberts' Counselor
• NYC Bar Sets Up Election Protection Program
• More Law Firms Helping Davis Wright Protect Journalists
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• DC Circuit's Judge Silberman Dies At 86
• King & Spalding Finds Rampant Abuse In US Women's Soccer
• As Money Increases In State Court Races, So Do Concerns
• Trump Fights Fast Appeal Of Mar-A-Lago Special Master Order
• Justices To Review Firm's Bid To Shield Client Tax Comms
• Supreme Court To Review Broad Immunity For Big Tech
• Conflict Sinks Special Master Plan For Musk-Twitter Disputes
• Pennsylvania Chief Supreme Court Justice Max Baer Dies