New York recruiter Sharon Mahn contends that she was sexually assaulted by Lawrence Mullman, the former global leader of MLA’s law firm practice, in 2006, months after she joined the recruiting firm.        

The firm’s growing size in Florida “starts to really give you the gravitas and the gravity, if you will, to let others know you’re serious about your investment in that region,” said Dinsmore’s leader.        

“We’ve been incredibly fortunate to have had a lot more stability and excitement in our own work during 2023,” Wachtell’s Adam Emmerich said.        

“These women, who were all exceptional in their roles and had decades of experience, should be commended for their courageous efforts to shine a light on this issue,” one of the plaintiffs’ attorneys, Outten & Golden partner, Jahan Sagafi, said in a statement. “Unfortunately, these women are representative of countless others who work hard to […]

Part Two of a Two-Part Article A report on the September panel discussion sponsored by the Miami Dade Bar Association Law and Technology Committee, on AI and how to effectively use it in law firms.        

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has affirmed the granting of summary judgment to Vera Bradley, concluding that a fiduciary relationship did not exist between the company and Vesi Inc., which had formally partnered to sell handbags and apparel.        

The UAE, and especially Dubai, remain firmly at the centre of Middle East activity.        

The Washington Court of Appeals reversed the award of summary judgment to Tacoma, concluding a doctor’s testimony for the plaintiff wasn’t impermissibly based on “novel science.”        

“JetBlue argues that because JetBlue’s manual contains a § 121.709(e) authorization, the AMM [Aircraft Maintenance Log] reference provision is inapplicable. … JetBlue would have the court interpret § 121.709(e) as exempting JetBlue from following its own procedures. But FARs do not negate compliant rules air carriers place on themselves via their maintenance manuals. In fact, […]

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