“Our office will work to make the transition to the new exam a smooth one, and we will continue to place the same high standards on ourselves to administer the exam in a way that is fair to all of our candidates,” Dan Saar, director of admissions for the Office of Professional Regulation of the […]

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On Tuesday, trustee Elissa Miller said she had agreed to pay $1.2 million to Stillwell Madison, a lender that had sued Girardi Keese in 2019 after he failed to pay back the full $5.1 million loan.        

Argentines head to the polls Sunday to choose between an establishment candidate and a challenger who vows to shred the playbook and scrap the local currency in a country choking under triple-digit inflation and chronic debt troubles.        

“It’s a bit telling of how the overall market is kind of feeling at the moment. There’s going to be a lot of variability in how firms perform this year,” noted New York legal recruiter Scott Yaccarino.        

This complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.        

“The Indiana Supreme Court has just posted its own proposed rule amendment, which in some ways is broader than what we proposed,” Martin Pritikin, dean of Purdue Global Law, said in a statement emailed to Law.com Wednesday.        

A law firm’s findings cannot constitute a defamatory statement to a “third party” when they are delivered to the client, attorney tells Second Circuit.        

While law firms may see client resistance as a hurdle to their technology evolution, a collaborative approach is likely the key to true innovation.