“PBMs [pharmacy benefit managers] have had a profound and profoundly negative effect on pharmacies and the patients who rely on them,” Clement wrote in the petition for Supreme Court review.        

“I think there’ll be more (design patent rejections), but I don’t think this is going to be some sort of sea change,” said Finnegan Henderson partner Elizabeth Ferrill.        

A court-appointed examiner cleared Sullivan & Cromwell of allegations that the law firm was aware of the fraud as it handled 20 matters for FTX before its bankruptcy filing.        

The former (and now current) guitarist for Something Corporate talks about a path less traveled when it comes to landing in the Big Law arena.        

“The Probate and Family Court plays an essential role in providing justice for families across the state, and I’m confident that these distinguished attorneys will make strong additions to the bench,” Healey said in a statement. “I’m proud to nominate them and appreciate the Governor’s Council’s consideration.”        

“If the Supreme Court lets them continue, California and its allies will imperil access to affordable energy for every American. To protect Alabama citizens and our constitutional order, we had no choice but to sue,” claimed Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall.        

The order of the International Court of Justice is binding, but the court does not have enforcement powers.        

“In effect, Quinn Emanuel has been using millions of dollars of the bondholders’ own funds to sue them,” bankrupt Singaporean drilling company Oro Negro Drilling asserted in a May 17 discovery request.        

Plaintiffs’ attorneys Israel David LLC and Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd argued that Ticketmaster, a wholly owned subsidiary of Live Nation, has “monopoly power” over access to major concerts in the United States.        

“We have been marching down this long legal road seeking economic justice in college sports for more than a decade, but the time to bring a fair compensation system to college athletes has finally arrived,” said Jeffrey L. Kessler, the co-executive chairman of Winston & Strawn.