Today's Top Stories
• Legal Community, Public Officials Mourn the Death of Brooklyn DA
• In Debate with Trump, Clinton Says She’d Look Outside 'Big Law' for Supreme Court Nominees
• False Advertising Suit Against Uber by Competing Companies Thrown Out
• Farmland Development System Violates State Law, Suffolk Judge Rules
• Former Ambassador Sues Law Firm Over $33M Real Estate Claim
• Hollywood Guilds Press Claims in ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ Forfeiture Case
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• Shortlist Sent to Deal for Seats on High Court
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New York’s legal community, city and state officials shared an outpouring of grief and condolences Sunday night and Monday over the death of Kenneth Thompson,... Read More »
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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton suggested Sunday night she might avoid lawyers who worked at “a big law firm and maybe clerked for a judge” without “real... Read More »
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A federal judge has tossed out a lawsuit charging Uber with false advertising in New York City over the background checks on its drivers. Read More »
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A judge has invalidated two Suffolk County laws that permitted farmers to build some structures on agricultural land they had previously agreed, for a price,... Read More »
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A former ambassador has brought a malpractice suit against Meister Seelig & Fein, alleging the midsize New York firm cost him $33 million in damages after failed... Read More »
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Hollywood’s largest unions have asserted claims in the federal government’s forfeiture case over “The Wolf of Wall Street,” with one guild acknowledging it... Read More »
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Oftentimes, parties come to a Mediation session completely focused on “big picture” issues – their leading claims and defenses and the consequent damages they are seeking to advance or refute. Great time and labor is then invested in the ensuing debate and negotiations relative to these issues.Read More » |
Republicans went on the attack over Tim Kaine’s early-career advocacy for death-row inmates. Mike Pence meanwhile may face questions Tuesday night about a legal... Read More »
Greenberg Traurig partner Marc Mukasey a close friend of Trump ally Rudy Giuliani’s said Giuliani “requested and was granted a voluntary leave of absence” to... Read More »
From 51 candidates interviewed, Gov. Nathan Deal now has 13 names to consider in filling a rare set of three openings on the Georgia Supreme Court. Read More »
The needs are outpacing the ability of law departments to service them. Read More »
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