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Today's Top Stories

• N.Y. Firms Gamble on New Designs, New Buildings

• Special Report: Big Law Gets Smaller

• Hearing Officer Finds State Tax Officials' Investigation Was 'Grossly Improper'

• K&L Grabs International Arbitration Partners From Cozen O'Connor

• The Huma Abedin Emails: Herein Lies the Danger of Overseizure

• The Awesome Power of ESI

• NAM Perspectives – Creative Solutions in the Commercial Mediation Process

N.Y. Firms Gamble on New Designs, New Buildings

Law firm offices in New York are getting smaller, but a renter's market is helping to spur lots of activity and ambitious designs. Read More »

Special Report: Big Law Gets Smaller

Rent for prime commercial real estate continues to rise across the U.S., even as law firms cope with pressure from their clients to keep fees low. To reduce... Read More »

Hearing Officer Finds State Tax Officials' Investigation Was 'Grossly Improper'

Administrative Law Judge Catherine Bennett decided that New York State tax department auditors were unreasonable in refusing Carousel Beverage Corp.'s request... Read More »

K&L Grabs International Arbitration Partners From Cozen O'Connor

Two international arbitration partners in New York have joined K&L Gates from Cozen O'Connor, opting for a larger, global platform and allowing K&L to fill... Read More »

The Huma Abedin Emails: Herein Lies the Danger of Overseizure

Maranda Fritz, of Thompson Hine, analyzes the the law surrounding government 'overseizure' of data in investigations involving electronic data in light of the... Read More »

The Awesome Power of ESI

Mark A. Berman of Ganfer & Shore discusses three recent decisions that demonstrate how electronic communications, including social media, can be extremely powerful... Read More »

Special Report: Big Law Gets Smaller

Big Law is getting smaller. Learn how firms are coping with rising rents, changing demands and transformative technologies. Read More »

DOL Releases FAQs on Fiduciary Rule

First round of FAQs answers 34 questions on new exemptions and amendments to existing exemptions. Read More »

Clarence Thomas and Moira Smith: How We Got the Story

National Law Journal Supreme Court reporter Marcia Coyle explains how the groping allegations came to light. Read More »

10 Best U.S. Cities to Build Wealth

A number of factors influence how quickly and effectively a household can build its wealth, and many hinge on geography. Read More »

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