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New Jersey Pulse
Attys Talk Stress, And Ways Forward, In NJ Wellness PushBy Jake Maher
At a panel sponsored by the New Jersey state judiciary on attorney mental health, current and former lawyers shared their experiences handling the stress of the legal profession.
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Courts
3rd Circ. Judge Jordan To Retire In January 2025By Christine DeRosa
Judge Kent A. Jordan will retire from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit next year after serving on that bench for nearly two decades, Law360 has learned.
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Mid-Law
Office Snapshot: Faegre Drinker Brightens Up In DallasBy Lynn LaRowe
At the firm's single shop in the Lone Star State, Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP's team in Dallas has left behind the "'Matlock' style" of law office design — known for dark wood finishes and legal tome-lined walls — for a bright, open space in the city's Ross Tower.
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Courts
Watchdog Seeks Texas Judge's Recusal In Noncompete CaseBy Emily Sawicki
An industry watchdog is calling on U.S. District Judge J. Campbell Barker to step away from the U.S. Chamber's lawsuit in Texas federal court challenging the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's new noncompete rule, citing "ample financial conflicts" including his investments in Amazon, Apple and IBM, two of which are members of the Chamber.
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Daily Litigation
Freeman Mathis Grows In Fla. With New Fort Lauderdale ShopBy Madison Arnold
Freeman Mathis & Gary LLP has expanded its footprint in the Sunshine State with the opening of a new Fort Lauderdale, Florida, office led by the vice chair of its fair housing national practice team and co-chair of the firm's Southeast tort team.
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Daily Litigation
Meet The Attys Facing Off Over Columbia's Gaza ProtestsBy Jack Karp
Law360 Pulse takes a look at the attorneys from Edelson PC, Kaplan Hecker & Fink LLP and a victims' rights boutique firm who are squaring off in a proposed class action over antisemitism at pro-Palestinian protests on Columbia University's campus.
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California Pulse
Sullivan & Cromwell Latest Firm To Launch Global AI PracticeBy Jack Rodgers
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP announced Thursday that it has launched an artificial intelligence practice to help clients address complicated legal questions surrounding the new technology and its adoption in the workplace, naming partners based on both U.S. coasts and in London as its new practice leaders.
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In-House
Electric Motor Maker Adds Ex-Apple Atty As General CounselBy Rose Krebs
Electric motor maker Infinitum has hired as its general counsel an attorney who previously worked in-house at Apple, travel technology company Mondee and financial services business NetSpend.
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In-House
Hormel Foods Recruits Ex-Hertz Global GC As Top LawyerBy Michele Gorman
Hormel Foods Corp. — which owns brands such as Planters, Skippy and Spam — said Thursday it will bring on Hertz Global Holdings Inc.'s former general counsel to serve as its top lawyer beginning next month.
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Connecticut Pulse
Armstrong Teasdale IP Team Joins McCarter & EnglishBy Christine DeRosa
An intellectual property team from Armstrong Teasdale LLP has jumped to McCarter & English LLP in Connecticut, the firm said this week.
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