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Proposed Texas Law Could Cut Shareholder Litigation, Make State Haven for Incorporations
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After Perkins Coie Order, Law Firm Leaders Shocked but Public Statements Scarce
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Former Zurich Insurance Attorney Suspended for Negotiating Settlement Under the Radar
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Vivia Chen Believes the Industry Needs to Fight Back
Vivia Chen is an attorney and longtime legal industry columnist who currently writes under the Substack “The Ex-Careerist”. She is known for her insightful observations of Big Law […]