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Lowenstein Sandler Looks To Keep Dispensary Fee Suit Alive
Lowenstein Sandler LLP has asked a New Jersey state judge to reject a bid by a New Jersey cannabis dispensary and a local firm to dismiss its suit seeking nearly $800,000 in unpaid fees while also agreeing to dismiss claims against its receiver.
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Sullivan Matches, Selendy Exceeds Milbank Bonus Scale
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP is the latest firm to match Milbank LLP's year-end and special bonus scale, according to a report Thursday, while New York boutique Selendy Gay PLLC said it is exceeding the prevailing scale for its associates.
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Law Firm AI Innovations Are Winning Over Legal Ops Teams
Despite near-universal rate increases from outside counsel, legal operations professionals are feeling increasingly positive about their law firms' willingness to innovate with artificial intelligence, according to a new report on Thursday.
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AI Terms, 'Coffee Badging' Among Top New Words In Law
Burton's Legal Thesaurus recently announced this year's top new words in law, with entries like "coffee badging" and "hot-tubbing" joining the echelons of 2022's "meme stock" and 2023's "hallucination" as the thesaurus brings to light some of the most novel terms and talking points for lawyers in 2024.
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King & Spalding Exec Joins Foley Hoag As COO
Foley Hoag LLP announced Thursday that an experienced legal executive who was most recently chief revenue officer of King & Spalding LLP has been named the Boston-based firm's new chief operating officer.
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Thompson Coe Opens Denver Office With 14-Atty Pickup
Thompson Coe Cousins & Irons is launching a Denver office by absorbing 14 attorneys from a local, women-owned litigation firm with a focus on insurance, product liability and employment litigation, the firm said in a statement Thursday.
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Wiley Names Eight New Partners, Promotes 12 Attys For 2025
Wiley Rein LLP has announced the election of eight attorneys for partnership roles, which will take effect Jan. 1, the firm said Wednesday.
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Pullman & Comley Lands Real Estate, Energy Attys
Pullman & Comley LLC has expanded its offerings in Connecticut with the addition of two experienced real estate and energy attorneys as the firm's work in both sectors continues to grow.
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Pashman Stein Accused Of Threatening Firm In Fee Dispute
A New Jersey attorney facing a lawsuit from Pashman Stein Walder Hayden PC over $90,000 in unpaid legal fees has alleged in state court that the firm unethically threatened to sue his sister-in-law's law firm as he sought to bring counterclaims.
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Bradley Arant Hires Fennemore Craig Tax Pro In Atlanta
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP has brought on a former partner at Fennemore Craig PC to its Atlanta office, strengthening its tax capabilities as the firm sees a rise in transactional work.
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Wilson Elser Finds 'Agile Workspace' In New Dallas Shop
In its newly finished office space in the Santander Tower in downtown Dallas, Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP has embraced a hoteling concept that meets "the needs of today's hybrid workforce and recruiting pool."
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Shutts & Bowen Brings On Litigator From DeSantis Admin
A former top litigator for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has reentered private practice with Shutts & Bowen LLP's appellate practice group in Tallahassee, Florida, the firm announced Wednesday.
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Connell Foley Faces DQ Bid In Investment Firm's Bias Suit
A Black-owned investment firm accusing BlackRock Inc. and New Jersey of squeezing it out of a lucrative contract are urging a federal court to disqualify Connell Foley LLP from representing the state, claiming the firm used privileged information from an attorney who has advised it throughout the dispute in a separate action.
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Redgrave Adds E-Discovery Pro From Ogletree In Chicago
E-discovery firm Redgrave LLP announced Tuesday that an experienced attorney who most recently spent six and a half years with Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak & Stewart PC joined its Chicago office as a partner.
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Arnall Golden Adds Ex-DOJ Consumer Protection Pro In DC
Arnall Golden Gregory LLP has brought on a longtime U.S. Department of Justice litigator who most recently worked as an assistant director in the agency's Consumer Protection Branch, in a move that follows the firm's hiring of another attorney with a government background earlier this year.
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Frost Brown Hires Ex-State Gov't Finance Commissioner
Frost Brown Todd LLP has hired the former commissioner of the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance, who is joining the firm's Indianapolis office as a counsel in what will be his second role in private practice in his legal career.
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BigLaw Firms Freed From Bankruptcy Judge Romance Suit
Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Jackson Walker LLP have officially escaped an investor's racketeering lawsuit alleging a conspiracy involving a former Texas bankruptcy judge and his secret romance with a former Jackson Walker partner.
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NJ AG Law Director Will Return To Lowenstein Sandler
The director of the Division of Law in the New Jersey Office of Attorney General is returning to private practice at Lowenstein Sandler LLP, making way for the division's deputy to ascend to the top role.
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Ariz. High Court Limits State Bar's Use Of Dues For Lobbying
As part of a recently adopted rule change, the Arizona Supreme Court has agreed to restrict the state bar's use of mandatory dues payments from its members for lobbying purposes.
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Michael Best Names Partner Duo To Management Committee
Michael Best & Friedrich LLP announced Tuesday that a pair of experienced partners who lead the firm's Colorado and Madison, Wisconsin, offices have been named to its management committee.
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PierFerd Dropped From Suit Over Atty's Alleged Double-Cross
Pierson Ferdinand LLP has been cut loose from a recent lawsuit accusing a firm partner of helping to defraud a client he represented during stints at three other BigLaw firms including DLA Piper and Ballard Spahr LLP.
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Paralegal Defends Hawley Troxell Wage, Termination Claims
A former paralegal for Hawley Troxell Ennis & Hawley LLP has asked an Idaho federal judge to reject a bid to dismiss wage and wrongful termination claims from her suit against the firm, arguing that it failed to take into account the entire scope of the wage claim.
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Offit Kurman Adds Transactions Atty From Wolf Rifkin In LA
Offit Kurman Attorneys At Law continues expanding its Los Angeles office, bringing in a transactions attorney with tech firm expertise, most recently with Wolf Rifkin Shapiro Schulman & Rabkin LLP, as a principal.
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Some Boies Schiller Associates' Bonuses To Hit $1M Or More
Multiple Boies Schiller Flexner LLP associates will receive bonuses of $1 million or more this week due to a banner 2024 from numerous wins at trial and significant settlements on behalf of plaintiffs and victims, the firm said Tuesday.
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Berkeley Professor Warns Courts Of AI's Danger
A University of California, Berkeley, computer science professor warned court leaders at the National Center for State Courts' biennial eCourts conference Monday that generative artificial intelligence tools can be used by criminals to commit fraud.