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Perkins Coie Names William Malley Next Managing Partner

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Perkins Coie announced that William Malley will become managing partner of the firm, effective July 1, 2019.

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Former Baker McKenzie Chair Dies While on Leave for Exhaustion

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Baker McKenzie called his death “unexpected,” though the cause has not been disclosed.

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Apple, Qualcomm Settle Bitter Dispute Over iPhone Technology

Apple, Qualcomm Settle Bitter Dispute Over iPhone Technology

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Apple will make an undisclosed one-time payment to Qualcomm and pay unspecified patent royalties to the chipmaker, reports the San Francisco Chronicle.

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Revenge of the Robocall Recipients: Jury Finds Marketer ViSalus Liable for 1.8 Million Calls

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Thei verdict exposes ViSalus to statutory damages of about $925 million, which could be trebled.

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White Paper: The Essentials of a Defensible Legal Hold Process

White Paper: The Essentials of a Defensible Legal Hold Process

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If your organization fails to preserve relevant electronically stored information, you’re opening up the door for potential problems during litigation, warns Exterro.

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Technology Service Provider Contracts with Banks

Technology Service Provider Contracts with Banks

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The FDIC suggested that undefined and unclear contract terms in these areas contribute to uncertainty around bank rights and vendor responsibilities.

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Entertainment and Tech Lawyer M. Darren Traub Joins Davis Wright Tremaine

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M. Darren Traub has joined Davis Wright Tremaine in New York and Los Angeles.

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Dykema Matter Wins Global Competition Review Litigation of the Year

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Dykema announced that a case the firm was involved in was named the winner of the Litigation of the Year – Cartel Defence at the Global Competition Review’s 9th annual GCR Awards.

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Sidley Adds Arbitration Lawyers Tai-Heng Cheng and Simon Navarro in New York

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Tai-Heng Cheng and Simon Navarro have joined Sidley Austin LLP as partner and counsel, respectively, in its New York office.

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Littler Adds Courtney C. Williams in Nashville

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Courtney C. Williams has joined Littler as an associate in the Nashville office. She joins from Bass, Berry & Sims PLC.

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Real Estate and Financial Services & Lending Partner Joins FisherBroyles in Washington

Real Estate and Financial Services & Lending Partner Joins FisherBroyles in Washington

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Edward Zughaib has joined FisherBroyles, LLP as a partner in the firm’s Washington, D.C., office and Real Estate and Financial Services & Lending practice groups.

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Litigator Andrew Kay Joins Venable’s Commercial Litigation Practice in DC

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Andrew Kay has joined Venable LLP’s Commercial Litigation Practice as a partner in the Washington, DC office.

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University’s General Counsel Suspended, Gets 30 Days in Jail for Court Behavior

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Sean P. FitzGerald was sentenced following a series of misbehavior incidents while representing himself in the divorce from his wife.

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Madoff Victims May Proceed With Suit Against Attorney

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Victims of Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme convinced a federal magistrate judge April 11 that their class action against the attorney who represented them belongs in federal court, reports Bloomberg Law.

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The Law of Hydraulic Fracturing

The Law of Hydraulic Fracturing

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A new article by two Gray Reed & McGraw lawyers in Houston covers the benefits and risks of hydraulic fracturing.

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Double Trouble: The Executory Effect of a Clerical Error

Double Trouble: The Executory Effect of a Clerical Error

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The case serves as a cautionary tale that even a simple clerical error may have unintended and prolonged consequences, warns David Li of Weil, Gotshal & Manges.

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When Union Contracts And Overtime Law Conflict: Court Provides Balance For Employers

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The case involved an offshore oil worker whose contract called for 12-hour shifts for a week and required him to be on the off platform between shifts.

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Waiving Class-Wide Arbitrations in Contracts

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It is clear from recent Supreme Court decisions that class action arbitration waivers do not violate the law, according to a Faegre Baker Daniels website post.

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Jay Sawczak Receives Subcontractors Trade Association’s 2019 Young Professionals Award

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Sawczak was honored on April 11 at the 50th Annual Construction Awards Dinner.

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Bradley Wins Chapter 11 Reorganization of the Year Honor from M&A Advisor

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Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP received the 2018 Chapter 11 Reorganization of the Year ($50 to $100 million) Award from M&A Advisor.

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