Legal Industry Archive » November, 2022

Legal Industry - November, 2022

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• Riding Circuit: December's Notable Appellate Arguments
• NY's Ex-Chief Judge Kept State-Funded Perks After Resigning
• 9th Circ. Tells Uber Objectors Settlement Isn't A Coupon Deal
• Attys Must Choose Between Clients In Ga. Election Probe
• LeClairRyan Gets OK On Deal Over $28M Malpractice Claim
• Senate Approves Judicial Picks For NY And Puerto Rico
• NY Bar Suit Seeks Raise For Attys Repping Indigent Clients
• Pa. Senate Accepts Articles Of Impeachment For Philly DA
• Abortion Rights Atty, 1st Circ. Nom Reports $7.4M Net Worth
• Cooley Lays Off 150 As Result Of 'Overcapacity'
• Fla. Justices Suspend Atty In 1st Hurricane Ian-Related Case
• Dechert Doubles Up In Recast Leadership Structure
• McDermott, Holwell Shuster Match Baker McKenzie Bonuses
• Cooley Atty Nominated For Ill. Court Lists $6M In Assets
• Senate Passes Marriage Equality Legislation In Bipartisan Vote
• Bill For Tougher AML Rules On Attys Faces Senate Opposition
• Lawmakers Say High Court Hasn't Addressed Leak Allegations
• La. Court Reporting Board Settles Price-Fixing Allegations
• DA, Probation Dept. Sued In LA-Area Officer's Shooting Death
• Georgetown Law Program Will Embed Technologists In Courts
• Justices Ruffled By 'Radical' Argument In Immigration Case
• Group Says SEC Is Hiding In-House Court Breach Docs
• Cravath, Boies Schiller Reveal Year-End Associate Bonuses
• Calif. Boutique Founder Among Biden's Latest US Atty Picks
• NY Chief Judge's Departure Stymied Ethics Case, Docs Show
• Ashurst Enters South Korean Market With New Joint Venture
• Alito Did Not Breach Ethics Rules, High Court Counsel Says
• Trump Org. Rests In NY Tax Fraud Trial Defense
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• LeClairRyan Trustee Seeks OK For $2.1M Malpractice Deal
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• BigLaw Firms Flock To Singapore For Its Economic Growth
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gorsuch Dissent Signals Justices May Revisit Jury Size Issue
• NY Judicial Panel Unveils Candidates For State's Top Judge
• ABA Asks Justices To Leave Atty-Client Privilege Alone
• The Rise And Fall Of FTX: Timeline Of The Collapse
• 4 Takeaways From DOL's Socially Conscious Investing Rule
• CBS Investors Rip Report Over Redstone-Cleary Email
• Meet The Attys Guiding Co.'s Move To Split Off Atlanta Braves
• NY Appeals Court Supports MSG Lawyer Ban
• Perry Guha Still Repping Leon Black After Beating DQ Bid
• Firms Must Digitize Compliance Systems, Legal Tech VP Says
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Kansas City's Baker Sterchi And Foland Wickens To Merge
• 4 Firms, 2 Years, 1 Suit And, Finally, A Done UnitedHealth Deal
• Pro Say Thanksgiving Special: A Serving Of Offbeat News
• Hub Hires: Burns & Levinson, Choate, Miner Siddall, Mintz
• Trump Org.'s CPA Says He Didn't Know About CFO's Fraud
• 11th Circ. Hints Special Master In Mar-A-Lago Case Won't Stay
• Ex-Highland Exec Fights Restraining Order From Former GC
• BigLaw-Backed Legal Tech Co. Lays Off Staff
• Cadwalader Says Email Back Up After Outage Last Week
• Cecilia Marshall, Widow Of Thurgood Marshall, Dead At 94
• Justices Won't Block Release Of Trump Tax Returns To House
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard Rankings
• Trump Bid To Toss AG Suit Rehashes Failed Args, Judge Says
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• Saudi Heirs' Atty Rips Special Master In Falsified Article Spat
• New Leak Claim Fuels Demand For High Court Ethics Code
• Manhattan DA Rests In Trump Organization Tax Fraud Case
• Gibson Dunn Faces $2M Sanctions Bid In Facebook MDL
• Cuomo Denies Retaliating Against Ex-Aide Behind Suit
• Democratic AGs Push Back On GOP Anti-ESG Efforts
• UK Judge Limits Remote Hearings After Porn Interruption
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• Law360 Explores: The Pipeline To The Legal Profession
• Baker McKenzie Ushers In 2022 Year-End Associate Bonuses
• FBI's LA Chief Recused In Girardi Keese Probes
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Trump Special Counsel Jack Smith Known For Skill, Integrity
• Wells Fargo Legal Bill Inflated Loan Total By $40K, Judge Says
• As WDTX Gets New Top Judge, Patent Attys Play Wait And See
• ABA Moves One Step Closer To Making LSAT Optional
• Texas High Court Says Gov. Picks Can Help With VW Suit
• Justice Center Leader's Journey From Prison To Changemaker
• NY Judge Limits Madison Square Garden Atty Ban
• Pro Say: The Legal Fallout Of The FTX Fiasco
• IP Attys Urge Justices To Adopt Broad Atty-Client Privilege
• Weisselberg's Loyalties Scrutinized At Trump Org. Fraud Trial
• Ex-Trump Atty Asks Full 9th Circ. To Hear Jan. 6 Email Dispute
• Fed. Court Finds No Jurisdiction Over Ex-Redgrave Atty's Suit
• Veteran Commercial Atty Is New Jones Day Managing Partner
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Special Counsel To Run Trump Election, Mar-A-Lago Probes
• Trump Org. Trial Firms Paid By Conservative PACs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• In Their Words: Top Lawyers On How To Cope With Losing
• Disbarred Atty Gets 15 Months For Throwing Molotov Cocktail
• Fed. Circ. Freezes Del. Patent Suit Funding Probe For Now
• DOJ Tells 11th Circ. Mar-A-Lago Suit Should 'Come To An End'
• DC Grand Juror Instagrammed Secret Proceedings, DOJ Says
• NY Court Sets Guidelines For Trump Org. Monitorship
• Humbl Wants To Probe If Roche Freedman Paid Twitter Troll
• Five Firms Brought Home 'Historic' $1B Dell Deal In Chancery
• DC Circ. Suggests Immigration Judge Union Appeal Premature
• 6th Circ. Upholds Atty Fees In Mooted Tenn. Voter Law Suit
• The Term: Alito Gets A Hero's Welcome From Conservatives
• Girardi CFO Drained Firm With Sham Vendors, Feds Say
• Edelson Slams Ex-Girardi Attys' Bid To Transfer Theft Suit
• Court Advocacy Groups Urge Passage Of Free PACER Bill
• Contrite Ex-CFO Says Trump Org. Guilty, But Not Trumps
• Senate Panel Advances US Atty Picks For Texas, Ga., ND
• Lex Machina Report Says 2021 Slowest For Ch. 11 In A Decade
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Bar Del. Patent Suit Funding Probes
• Attys Sold Tax Avoidance Scheme In 7 States, Indictment Says
• Firm Asks Justices To Protect Dual-Purpose Client Comms
• 9th Circ. Finds No Conflict In $34M Hagens Berman Fee Award
• La. Law Firms Defend Virus Coverage Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Adds 31-Person IP Team
• Perry Guha Fights 'Shameful' Bid To DQ It In Leon Black Case
• Federal Courts' Abuse Probes Lack 'Independence,' GAO Says
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Convictions Of Former NYS Judge
• Kelley Drye Names New Firm Chair To Take Reins On Jan. 1
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Jenner & Block Adds Capitol Riot Investigator In DC
• FTX GC Steers Sinking Crypto Ship Through Legal Tsunami
• 11th Circ. Sets Oral Args For Nov. 22 In Trump Records Review
• Michael Cohen Wins Revival Of Trump Org. Legal Fee Bid
• Netflix Atty Beats Ex-Legal Affairs Exec's Harassment Claim
• Top Mass. Justice Says Plan Coming To Codify Remote Court
• Girardi Paid For House Now Owned By Los Angeles FBI Head
• Ex-CFO Weisselberg Says Trump Org. Gained From His Fraud
• Senate Confirms Puerto Rico District Court Pick
• Ex-Saul Ewing Paralegal Eyes Plea Deal In $600K Theft
• Trump Attys Say $500K Sanctions Motion Is 'Exorbitant'
• Trump, Barr Win Dismissal Of Cohen's Book Retaliation Suit
• Law Firms Continue To See Profits Erode As Pay Increases
• 4th Circ. Pick Touts Trial Work, Defends Her Record On Crime
• USPTO Rejects Plan To Offer CLE Credit For Pro Bono Work
• Frost Brown Todd Merging With Calif.-Based AlvaradoSmith
• Pa. Committee OKs Impeachment Of 'Progressive' Philly DA
• No Criminal Charges On Horizon For Rudy Giuliani, DOJ Says
• Ex-SDNY Judge, Bracewell Atty Appointed Trump Org Monitor
• Trump Controller Branded 'Hostile Witness,' Admits Crimes
• Kozinski Reps Trump In 9th Circ. Twitter Censorship Fight
• Tesla Director, Ex-GC Defend Musk's $56B Pay Package
• Trump Tells Justices House Lacks Time To Review Tax Docs
• My Favorite Law Professor
• Calif. Bar Exam's July Pass Rate Dips Slightly From Last Year
• Pointers For Women IP Attorneys Building Fed. Circ. Practices
• Trump Insists Mar-A-Lago Docs Are Personal Records
• NJ Man Cops To Insider Trading In Atty Info-Poaching Case
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Judge Won't Revisit Conflict Issue In 'Odd Lots' Case
• Squire Patton To Open In Dublin With Pinsent Masons Head
• Supreme Court Denies Ariz. GOP Chair's Subpoena Appeal
• NYC Bar Launches Task Force For Civic Education
• Nevada Win Secures Democrats' Senate Majority
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• PTAB Program Offers Lay Of Land To Ease Junior Atty Jitters
• Trump Org Payments Risked GC's Law License, Witness Says
• Trump Attys Sanctioned In 'Shotgun' Clinton Conspiracy Suit
• Trump Urges 11th Circ. To Keep Special Master Review
• 'Stop Tweeting': Attys Groan At FTX Head's Online Mea Culpa
• Twitter In FTC Crosshairs As Top Privacy Execs Quit
• Pro Say: Blue Checks, Pink Slips: The Twitter Saga Continues
• Alex Jones Owes $473M In Sandy Hook Punitive Damages
• Debtor Can Recoup US Trustee Fee Hike, 2nd Circ. Says
• Ex-Girardi Keese CFO To Stay Jailed In $10M Theft Case
• The Term: Justices Debate Native Homes For Native Kids
• Philly Attorney Satirizes The Courtroom With First Novel
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Drug Atty Ads Risk 'Serious Harm,' W.Va. AG Tells High Court
• Sotomayor Interrupts Roberts In Rare Role Reversal
• Creativity Is Key After Foreign Discovery Statute Is Narrowed
• For Girardi, Bar Discipline Stayed Behind Closed Doors
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• Cooley Lays Off Associates After Performance Reviews
• Wilson Sonsini Hires EU Competition Law Pro From HKCC
• Ex-Eisner, Sheppard Mullin Attys Allegedly Aided Court Fraud
• NY's AG Won Reelection. Next Up: Trump And The NRA
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Ken Paxton Wins Texas AG Race Despite Legal Woes
• Rob Bonta Beats GOP Challenger To Keep Calif. AG Post
• Insurer Seeks Pretrial Win In La. Law Firms' COVID-19 Suit
• Study Notes Immigration Attys' Income Gaps, Pro Bono Stress
• Judiciary Asks DC Circ. To Revisit Staff Political Speech Rules
• 3rd Circ. Clarifies Rules For Atty Exits From Criminal Appeals
• Ex-Girardi Keese CFO Jailed On Wire Fraud Charge
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Bracewell Did Not Infringe Inventor's Patent
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• Longtime Sierra Club Litigator Tapped To Lead Its Legal Team
• Hawkins Parnell To Absorb 50 Selman Breitman Litigators
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds DOJ Antitrust Attorney In DC
• Dentons Can't Revive Ohio Verein Structure Dispute
• GCs Expect To Throw More Work To Outside Counsel In 2023
• Boston To Pay $2M In Fees After High Court Loss In Flag Case
• Venable Expands In Fla. With Addition Of 36-Atty Firm
• Companies Say Counsel Aren't Promoting Cybersecurity Skills
• Top Senate Judiciary Members On Ballot Tuesday
• Fordham Law School Launches Center For AAPI Legal Issues
• With Deadline Looming, Federal Judges' Finances Go Online
• How Biden's Judicial Picks Could Play Out Post-Midterms
• Want To Keep Courts Purple? End The Blue Slip, Study Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Gorsuch Mounts Dissent Over Juries Of Fewer Than 12
• Gorsuch Excoriates Chevron In Denied Veterans Benefits Case
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Dentons' Founding Global Chair Won't Seek New Term
• Miller Thomson Helps $31.6M DWF Bid For Canadian Law Firm
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Fla. Defense Attys Complain About Parkland Judge's Conduct
• IBA Conference Closes With Call To Protect The Rule Of Law
• Pro Say: The Antitrust Brawl Rocking The Publishing World
• Up Next At High Court: Suing The FTC And SEC
• Congress Faces Substantial Post-Election To-Do List
• Kavanaugh May Prove Unlikely SEC Ally In Accountant's Case
• 10th Circ. Rejects Ex-Ballard Spahr Partner's Energy Credits
• Trump Org. Trial Delayed Again With Key Witness Still Unwell
• GOP Senators Prime BigLaw For Look Into ESG Work
• Legal Industry Adds 3,400 Jobs In October, Following Losses
• Penn Carey Law Launches New Legal Industry Center
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Squash Org Returns Backhand To 'Inaccurate' Gorsuch
• The Term: Trump Taxes And Courtroom Protests
• Ex-Redgrave Atty Calls Sanction Bid A 'Study In Gaslighting'
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• How Overseas Work Can Force Queer Attys Back In Closet
• Court Orders Trump Org. Monitor During NY AG's Fraud Case
• Wash. High Court Says Sex Offender Can Be Admitted To Bar
• Calif. Bar Saw 155 Girardi Complaints Before Pulling License
• NJ Federal Judge McNulty Taking Senior Status Next Year
• Trump Wants To Block NY AG From Seeing Revocable Trust
• Less Than 10% Of Patent Trial Teams Are Led By Women
• DOJ Must Track Timely Responses To Congress, GAO Says
• Young Attys Want Flexibility, Balance, Managing Partners Say
• 'Brilliant' GW Law Patent Scholar Dmitry Karshtedt Dies At 45
• Jan. 6 Panel Slams Eastman's 9th Circ. Bid To Block Emails
• Justices Interrupted By First Protest Since Public's Return
• 'Simply Inexcusable': Ex-Girardi Attys Ripped For Hiding Theft
• Greenberg Traurig Looks To Exit Ye Defense In Opera Suit
• The Top In-House Hires Of October
• Big Law Firms To Bankroll 1-Year Fellows For NYC Partnership
• Dan Snyder Confirms He's Looking At Selling Commanders
• Staff Say Texas County DA Office Is A 'Misogynistic Fraternity'
• Taxpayers Urge Justices To Block Biden Student Debt Relief
• 5 Ways Law Firms Can Attract, Keep Corporate Clients
• Fed. Circ. Says Calif. Judge Defined Word Incorrectly
• Immigration Judges Fight To Keep Free Speech Suit Alive
• Philly Law Firm Uses Billboard To Roast Astros For Cheating
• Kean Miller Wraps Up File Clerk's Race Discrimination Suit
• Debate Over Legal Biz Reforms Spills Into Yale Law Journal
• Trump Org Trial Halted After 1st Witness Contracts COVID
• Ala. Mill To Fight $13M Award Brought By Defense Misconduct
• Gunnercooke Expands Into US With NY Office Launch
• Aviation Mogul Wins New Chance To Fight $4M Fraud Ruling
• Perkins Coie Brings On Emerging Companies Boutique In NYC