Archive for November, 2019
AAA-ICDR Arbitrator Survey Gives Insight on Cases
Insight
The survey revealed exactly how attorneys and their clients negatively affect the efficiency and cost effectiveness of their cases.
Legal Fight Over Flaring in the Eagle Ford
News
The dispute, between Williams MLP Operating and Exco Operating Co., has moved to district court in Travis County in Austin.
Buying and Selling a Business: Disclosure Schedules and Why They Matter
Insight
Disclosure schedules supplement the purchase and sale agreement in the sale of a business by incorporating disclosures about the business being sold, according to a post on the website of Thompson Coburn.
Does an Arbitrator Have Authority to Compel Production of Third-Party Documents?
Insight
If a case is subject to arbitration, it is likely there will be a dispute about whether the arbitrator has the authority to compel production of third-party documents or witnesses for deposition.
Physician Contracting: Understanding Letters of Intent
Insight
AMA senior attorney Wes Cleveland discusses physicians’ letters of intent and when an attorney should be retained during the contracting process.
Biglaw Firm in the Midst of Massive Partner Defections
News
The firm lost a total of 96 partners, while only picking up 32 since December 2018.
WeWork Lays Off at Least a Dozen In-House Lawyers as Part of Broader Cuts
News
WeWork lawyers in New York and San Francisco, along with some in outlying offices, were let go, one of the in-house lawyers told Bloomberg.
Client Wins Punitive Damages Against Lawyer Who Called Him ‘A-Hole’ and ‘Jerk’ Online
News
Donald Glassman was awarded the payout against Robert Feldman after a 10-day trial ruled that the lawyer committed legal malpractice and defamed him.
Contract Drafting: When is a Cardinal Change ‘Cardinal’?
Insight
A recent New York case sheds some light on the use of contract clauses that cover cardinal changes in construction, according to an alert by Henry L. Goldberg for Moritt Hock & Hamroff.
Stroock’s Joel Cohen Explores the Value of an Oath in New Book
News
The new book asks the reader to consider the consequences of varied oaths, along with the respective oath-takers’ duties under diverse circumstances.
Greensfelder Officer Dawn Johnson Earns Certified Franchise Executive Designation
News
Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, P.C. officer Dawn M. Johnson, leader of the firm’s Franchising & Distribution industry group, has earned the Certified Franchise Executive (CFE) designation from the International Franchise Association (IFA) Institute of Certified Franchise Executives.
How to Recycle Your Best Content to Market Your Law Practice
Insight
Recycling your best content can save you time and effort and give you valuable material that you can use for months or even years.
Stacie Tobin Named Partner-in-Charge of Venable’s Baltimore Office
News
Stacie E. Tobin has been named partner-in-charge of Venable LLP’s Baltimore office.
Bradley’s Houston Office Adds Litigation Partner Robert Ford
News
Robert Ford has joined the Houston office of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP as a partner in the Litigation Practice Group.
Sarah Anderson Joins Freeborn’s Tampa Office as Litigation Associate
News
Sarah M. Anderson has joined the Tampa, Fla., office of Freeborn & Peters LLP as an associate in the Litigation Practice Group and as a member of the Insurance and Reinsurance Industry Team.
Hogan Lovells Adds Corporate Partner in London
News
Hogan Lovells has announced that Raj Panasar, formerly with Cleary Gottlieb, will be joining the firm as a capital markets partner in the London office.
Foley & Lardner Releases 2nd Annual Esports Survey of 200+ Execs
Insight
Foley & Lardner LLP and The Esports Observer have published the second annual Esports Survey of more than 200 executives.
Global Investigations Review Recognizes Hughes Hubbard Lawyer
News
Hughes Hubbard’s Ryan Fayhee was named among Global Investigations Review’s most respected sanctions lawyers in Washington DC.
Here’s How Much Money Lawyers Make in Every State
News
The average lawyer salary in California, $171,550, is about double the salary in Montana, which is $88,600.
Law Schools With Accreditation Issues See Bar Exam Improvement, But Will They Hit 75% Pass Rate?
News
The mean scaled score for the July 2019 multistate bar exam increased this year, according to the National Conference of Bar Examiners.
