Ethics Guidelines for Legal Work: ABA Opinion on Preventing Criminal Conduct
Ethics Guidelines for Legal Work: ABA Opinion on Preventing Criminal ConductLawyers play a crucial role in upholding the law and ensuring justice in society. However, there are instances where legal professionals may unintentionally find...
Satanic Temple Loses Challenge Against City Council: 1st Circuit Ruling
The Boston City Council recently faced a legal challenge from the Satanic Temple regarding the invitation process for delivering invocations before meetings. The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston ruled that the...
Recognizing Four Top Talents from Jones Day’s Paris Office
Jones Day's Paris office has recently received prestigious recognition, with partners Audrey Bontemps, Bénédicte Graulle, and Françoise Labrousse being named among the top lawyers in France by Forbes and French legal publication La Lettre...
Supporting immigrants and cultural awareness: Seattle attorney Mason Ji’s mission
Seattle attorney Mason Ji is on a mission to support immigrants and promote cultural awareness in the greater Seattle area. Despite his demanding legal practice at Perkins Coie, Ji dedicates his spare time to...
Exploring the Application of Discovery Rule for Social Media in MA High Court Ruling
In a recent ruling by the Massachusetts High Court, the application of the discovery rule for social media in legal cases has been explored. The justices emphasized that in social media-related suits, courts must...
Amneal Removes Teva Patents from Orange Book with FTC HelpAmneal FTC Success: Teva Patents...
In a recent court ruling, the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey has determined that Teva's inhaler patents were incorrectly listed in the FDA's Orange Book. This decision supports Amneal's...
Competing in Games Without Official Sponsorship: Strategies for Brands
The Summer Olympics are right around the corner, and with it comes a challenge for brands looking to participate without official sponsorship. The U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) is known for its strict enforcement of...
Understanding the Importance of Corporate Associate Billing in Law Firms
The Significance of Corporate Associate Billing in Law FirmsAs the legal industry continues to evolve and adapt to changing market dynamics, the importance of corporate associate billing in law firms has become increasingly apparent....
Dismissal of Civil Suit Against Former Pharma Co. CIO by SEC
The dismissal of the civil suit against former Mylan executive Ramkumar V. Rayapureddy by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission marks a significant development in the legal proceedings surrounding his case. This decision comes...
Violation of Bankruptcy Code: Lockup Provision in Settlement Agreement – Insights
Bankruptcy Code Violation: Lockup Provision in Settlement Agreement - Detailed AnalysisChapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code is founded on the principle that stakeholders should have access to relevant information to make informed decisions regarding...
Beware of Rise in ‘Scam PACs’ Ahead of Election: Federal Government Alert
The Federal Government is warning individuals about the rise in 'scam PACs' ahead of the upcoming election. These fraudulent political action committees are deceiving people into donating money under false pretenses, with little government...
Tips for Incorporating Marketing Strategies into Legal Writing
Incorporating Marketing Strategies into Legal Writing: A Comprehensive Guide for LawyersIn the ever-evolving world of legal marketing, writing plays a crucial role. As lawyers, we have much to learn in order to effectively market...
Seeking $100M in COVID-19 Test Case: Quinn Emanuel Client | Law Firm Seeks Compensation
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, a prominent law firm, is representing a biotech manufacturer seeking $100 million in damages for a breach-of-contract suit filed in a Massachusetts state court. The lawsuit, filed on behalf...
Report on CBP One App Mismanagement: DHS Inspector General Findings
CBP One App Mismanagement RevealedThe Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Inspector General recently released a report detailing significant mismanagement in the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) One App program. The report highlights various issues...
Analyzing Ninth Circuit Case: Implications for Trademarks in Keyword Ads
**Analyzing Ninth Circuit Case: Implications for Trademarks in Keyword Ads**Arizona-based law firm, Lerner & Rowe PC (L&R), has established itself as a prominent personal injury law firm in the state, serving over 100,000 clients...
Corporate Transaction Review Legislation Receives Varied Feedback
Legislative Hall in Dover. Courtesy photo.A recent bill introduced in the Delaware Senate is sparking debate and potential changes in the level of scrutiny for conflicted transactions, with the potential to impact the decisions...
Lawsuit Filed Against Vail Ski Resorts Over $15K Family Vacation Nightmare
The Nightmare UnveiledVail Resorts, a renowned $6.7 billion ski resort company, is currently embroiled in a class action lawsuit filed in federal court over a $15,000 family vacation turned "colossal nightmare." The lawsuit alleges...
Baltimore Fatal Bridge Collapse: Gupta Wessler Represents Grieving Families | Law Firm
Gupta Wessler, a prominent law firm based in Baltimore, has taken on the representation of several families affected by the tragic bridge collapse that occurred on March 26th. The collapse resulted in the deaths...
USPTO Seeks Feedback on Statutory Experimental Use Exception: Have Your Say Today
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has recently released a draft Request for Comments (RFC) seeking public feedback on the experimental use exception in patent law. This exception allows for non-commercial experimentation with...
USPTO Upholds Estoppel Provisions in IPR Proceedings & Trade Secret Claims Against TikTok Survive...
This week in the world of intellectual property, there have been some significant developments worth noting. Let's delve into the latest news and updates:A recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
Prosecutors Oppose Juror Questionnaire in Santos Fraud Trial
The prosecutors in the Santos fraud trial are against using a juror questionnaire. They believe that this could potentially complicate the trial process and may not be necessary. The prosecutors argue that the jury...
Georgia Poll Workers Take Legal Action Against Giuliani in Manhattan Court
Georgia Poll Workers Take Legal Action Against Giuliani in Manhattan CourtIn a significant legal development, poll workers from Georgia have taken legal action against former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in Manhattan court....
Jones Day Named a Ceiling Smasher by Law360: Breaking Barriers in the Legal Industry
Jones Day, a prominent global law firm with over 2,400 lawyers in 40 offices spread across five continents, has been recognized by Law360 as a "Ceiling Smasher" for an impressive five consecutive years. This...
Mandatory Climate Disclosure Laws Coming Soon in Australia
Mandatory Climate Disclosure Laws Coming Soon in AustraliaThe Australian Senate recently passed the Treasury Laws Amendment (Financial Market Infrastructure and Other Measures) Bill 2024, paving the way for the introduction of a national mandatory...
Has the Northern District of Texas Engaged in Excessive Forum Shopping?
The Northern District of Texas has been under scrutiny for its approach to case assignments, particularly in the spotlight of forum shopping. This practice has raised concerns about the fairness and impartiality of the...
Tren de Aragua Gang Authorized to Shoot at U.S. Law Enforcement Officers
The Tren de Aragua Gang has reportedly been given the 'green light' to shoot at U.S. law enforcement officers. This shocking revelation has raised concerns about the safety of officers who are already facing...
8th Circuit Reverses Attorney Fee Award in T-Mobile Settlement
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit recently made a decision to reverse a substantial attorney fee award in a case involving T-Mobile. The original award of $78.75 million for class counsel...
Navigating Private Sales and Public Disclosure in PTAB Litigation: Section 102(b)(2)(B) Insights
Navigating Private Sales and Public Disclosure in PTAB Litigation: Section 102(b)(2)(B) InsightsIn the realm of PTAB litigation, understanding the nuances of private sales and public disclosure is crucial for a successful outcome. Section 102(b)(2)(B)...
Johnson & Johnson’s Third Talc Bankruptcy in Texas: What You Need to Know
Johnson & Johnson's Third Talc Bankruptcy in Texas: What You Need to KnowJohnson & Johnson made headlines on Friday with the announcement that its subsidiary would be filing a third Chapter 11 bankruptcy to...
Court rules lawyer cannot receive whistleblower award for reporting suspected wrongdoing
In a recent ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, an in-house lawyer was denied a whistleblower award for reporting suspected wrongdoing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange...
Employers Face Strategic Planning Test with Overtime Rule RevisionsStrategic Planning Challenge: Overtime Rule...
Employers across the country are facing a strategic planning challenge with the revisions to the overtime rule. This change has implications for businesses of all sizes and industries, forcing them to carefully consider their...
Improving Board Practices in High-Stress Environments
In today's fast-paced business landscape, corporate boards are facing unprecedented challenges, with an evolving risk profile and a significantly heavier workload. The demands of board service have increased as directors must navigate through a...
Bridging the Gap in Patent Licensing Disputes: Pre-litigation Mediation
Patent licensing disputes are complex, especially when large patent portfolios are involved. Negotiating these licenses requires both parties to make compromises to reach mutually acceptable agreements. The goal is to avoid litigation, as the...
Navigating Women’s IP Forum: In-House Advice and Insights on Day Two
Navigating Women's IP Forum: In-House Advice and Insights on Day TwoThe Women's IP Forum continued with insightful discussions on day two, focusing on the potential impacts of the Biden Administration's proposed march-in framework on...
Trump Seeks Pause of Supreme Court Cases Amid Disavowal of DOJ Stance on Voting...
President Donald Trump's acting solicitor general, Sarah Harris, made headlines on Friday with a bold move to pause several pending Supreme Court cases. This decision comes amidst significant shifts in administration policy and a...
Top Labor & Employment Lawyer Aaron Agenbroad Named by Daily Journal
Aaron Agenbroad has been recognized as one of the top labor and employment lawyers by the Daily Journal for the fifth year in a row. This prestigious list highlights California lawyers who have shown...
Exploring Law Firm Opportunities as a First Generation Law Student: Insights and Advice
Exploring Law Firm Opportunities as a First Generation Law Student: Insights and AdviceFirst-generation law students face unique challenges as they navigate the legal profession. With 25% of students entering law schools in the fall...
Patent Strategy and Relationship Building: Insights from an In-House Counsel
**Patent Strategies and Building Strong Relationships: Insights from an In-House Counsel**In the realm of intellectual property, patent strategy plays a crucial role in protecting innovations and fostering growth. This week, our discussion on IPWatchdog...
Securing Elections: ABA’s Advocacy for Ballot Access
Securing Elections: ABA's Advocacy for Ballot AccessAs an organization dedicated to upholding justice and the rule of law, the American Bar Association prioritizes safeguarding the fundamental right to vote. Among its extensive efforts, the...
Addressing Concerns of Seniors on Illegal Immigration Costs: Mayor’s Response
Seniors in our community have been voicing concerns about the rising costs associated with illegal immigration. However, their worries seem to have fallen on deaf ears as the response from the mayor was less...
City with Highest Billing Rates for Litigators in the Nation: Survey Results
According to a recent survey conducted by the National Association of Legal Fee Analysis, litigators in Washington, D.C. have the highest billing rates in the nation. The survey found that a quarter of full-time...
SEC vs. Richard Heart: Clash Over $1B Unregistered Securities Litigation
The SEC vs. Richard Heart: Legal Battle Over Unregistered SecuritiesThe legal showdown between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and cryptocurrency founder Richard Heart has reached a critical juncture this week as both...
Tom Goldstein Accused of Cryptocurrency Transfer After Tax Indictment
Renowned SCOTUSblog co-founder and former U.S. Supreme Court litigator Tom Goldstein finds himself embroiled in a legal quagmire that has captivated the nation. Accused of violating his conditions of release on tax fraud charges,...
Challenging Arbitration Awards in D.C. Circuit: What You Need to Know
The D.C. Circuit recently made a significant ruling regarding the challenge of arbitration awards, particularly in the context of international disputes. This decision sheds light on the complexities surrounding enforcement and the role of...
Expanding Talent Pool: Fennemore’s Remote Work Program Boosts Recruitment
Fennemore Craig, a law firm, is looking to expand its talent pool by implementing a new remote-work program called Fennemore Forward. This program is aimed at hiring experienced lawyers with a portable book of...
Save Golden Gate Law School: Students and Alumni Fight to Keep School Open
Golden Gate Law School, a diverse and unique institution based in San Francisco, is facing a battle for survival as students and alumni fight to keep the school open. The school's closure rumors have...
Legal Chiefs Receive Over $10M in Signing Bonuses from Companies
Legal chiefs are receiving lucrative signing bonuses and stock opportunities from companies as part of their recruitment packages, with some bonuses exceeding $10 million. These substantial payments are designed to compensate for the cash,...
China Construction Bank Corp. Faces Lawsuit from White Rock Insurance Over Fake Letters of...
China Construction Bank Corp., one of China's largest commercial lenders, is facing a $140 million lawsuit from White Rock Insurance over allegations of involvement in a massive fraud scheme orchestrated by Israeli fintech startup...
Dismissal of Stock-Drop Securities Class Action Against Meta by Latham Team
Meta, the parent company of social media giant Facebook, recently found itself in the spotlight as it faced a stock-drop securities class action lawsuit in a California federal court. Represented by the esteemed legal...
Foreign Recognition Trends in Restructuring: A Comprehensive Analysis
The global economy is seeing an increase in complex cross-border restructurings as countries become more interconnected. Many nations have implemented advanced restructuring systems, providing distressed companies and lenders with options beyond U.S. chapter 11....



















































