The federal judge who found Tom Girardi competent to stand trial on criminal charges of stealing $15 million from his clients scheduled a status conference today that, according to updates filed on Monday, will focus on a trial date.
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Axinn Names DC-Based Antitrust Partner as Next Leader
The 100-lawyer firm, well known for its antitrust and litigation expertise, has represented Google, Tyson Foods, Ball Corp., Thermo Fisher Scientific and VMware, among others.
Many Companies Doubling Down on DEI Despite Backlash
While a new study from Littler Mendelson found companies are determined to press on with their DEI initiatives, it found they’re tending to avoid “legally thorny” practices, such as providing incentives to executives to advance diversity.
How I Made Partner: 'Invest Time and Energy Connecting With People,' Says Demetrius A. Warrick of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
“When your time comes, you will need people to advocate for you and act on your behalf.”
As Billing Rates Soar, Law Firm Clients Move Work: The Morning Minute
The news and analysis you need to start your day.
Top Big Law Partners Are Earning More Than $2,400 Per Hour, as Rates Continue to Climb
Dechert has hiked its rates for top partners by 20%, while McDermott is charging top partners out at $2,590 hourly, according to recent bankruptcy court filings.
St. John's Law Names First Black Dean to Succeed Longtime Dean Michael Simons
“I’m honored to serve as the next dean of St. John’s Law,” Jelani Jefferson Exum said in a statement. “The Law School’s tremendous legacy of strengthening the legal profession and serving the community by providing a mission-focused education is inspiring.”
9th Circuit Partially Reinstates Class Certification Suit Against Kirkland's Stores Over Break Policy
“Unlike the rest break policy—which appears to have been enforced uniformly except for a few isolated examples—the evidence suggests that Kirkland’s enforced the bag check policy sporadically,” Judge Kenneth K. Lee said.
Split Wash. Supreme Court Says University Is Not Liable for Student's Off-Campus Rape
The majority found that while a special type of relationship exists between a university and its students, it clarified that the duty is limited to university property and activities it controls.
FCRA Suit Against Ambulance Services Company Revived by Massachusetts Court
According to the court, under the FCRA, “‘any person who willfully fails to comply with any requirement imposed under this title with respect to any consumer is liable to that consumer’ for actual or nominal damages.”