Today's Top Stories
• Circuit Upsets $7.5B Pact Between Merchants, Credit Cards
• Client Has No Claim to Lawyer's Communication With Firm GC
• Buffalo Judge Pleads Guilty to Taking Bribes From Consultant, Resigns From the Bench
• Ruling Rejects Duty-of-Care Claim for Drug-Testing Lab
• Wiley Resigning to Lead Police Watchdog Agency
• Judge Tosses Defamation Suit Over Debunked Story
• Good Deeds, Cooperation Cited in Resentencing
• Two More Are Arrested In Slaying of Cuomo Aide
• Poll Shows Skepticism About Ethics Reforms
• Haynes and Boone to Bolt on UK Boutique Post-Brexit
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A $7.25 billion settlement between millions of merchants and the Visa and MasterCard credit card networks over fees and anti-steering rules that bar retailers... Read More »
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Discussions between a law firm's attorneys and the firm's general counsel about ethical obligations in representing a client can be withheld from the client... Read More »
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A state Supreme Court justice in Buffalo has pleaded guilty to taking bribes from a Democratic political consultant who is also an attorney, and who said he... Read More »
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Federal regulations and guidelines on how to handle drug testing do not create a duty of care for testing laboratories and their administrators under New York... Read More »
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A New York City civil rights attorney who has served as counsel to Mayor Bill de Blasio for two years is resigning and will take a new job as the chairwoman... Read More »
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A defamation suit against Rolling Stone magazine over its debunked article about a University of Virginia gang rape has been dismissed by Southern District... Read More »
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A former New York Islanders co-owner who received a 10-year prison term for a fraud conviction had his sentence cut in half Wednesday by a judge who cited his... Read More »
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Two more men have been charged with mortally wounding an aide to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the hours before Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade last year,... Read More »
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A new poll has found that New York voters are underwhelmed with the ethics reforms recently endorsed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and lawmakers. Read More »
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Haynes and Boone announced Thursday that it has agreed merge with Curtis Davis Garrard, a 20-lawyer London firm that has clients in the shipbuilding and offshore... Read More »
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Mediation is uniquely suited to resolving employment claims, whether they are based upon a “wrongful termination,” discrimination, violation of post-employment restrictive covenants or misuse of trade secrets or confidential information. Importantly, mediation gives the parties control over the outcome and avoids the uncertainties of litigation. Read More » |
Cybersecurity risks brought on by high employee turnover and file sharing are easy fixes with proactive information governance. Read More »
Haynes and Boone announced Thursday that it has agreed merge with Curtis Davis Garrard, a 20-lawyer London firm that has clients in the shipbuilding and offshore... Read More »
Hanen issued a sanctions order calling for five years of ethics training for a broad swath of DOJ lawyers May 19, after he concluded that the DOJ lawyers had... Read More »
What happened when a desperate father of a child with cancer tried to get a drug maker to offer a pediatric clinical trial of a experimental cancer drug. Read More »
Fenwick & West announced the launch of its fifth office in New York this month to a bit of fanfare. But thanks to a firm policy, there are actually Fenwick... Read More »
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