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4th Circuit Revives Workplace Retaliation Lawsuit Against Biden’s HHS Secretary
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Legalpioneer Moves Over to GitHub, Looking to Offer AI Training Data
Legal tech and professional services platform Legalpioneer—a free database of containing information on legal tech and other companies—has been transferred over to GitHub. Raymond Blijd, the founder of Legalpioneer […]
RBD Members Settle Financial Dispute With Ex-Manager Guillermo Rosas
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Former Mayer Brown Chair Bob Helman, Who Steered the Firm Through Turbulent Time, Dies at 90
Bob Helman, a former Mayer Brown leader who spent more than a half-century at the firm before retiring earlier this year, died this week at age 90. The […]
Corporate Bankruptcies Slow Down in Q3 as Weil, Davis Polk and Sidley Earn Major Retentions
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Law Firm Library and Research Roles, Long Endangered, Are Making a Comeback
For years, Big Law has cut its librarian and research staff, as it moved to smaller offices and cut the space for libraries. Now, for the first time […]
High Court Turns Away Industry Challenges to EPA Rules Curbing Pollution
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday batted away several industry and state challenges to recent U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rules imposing tougher standards on coal plants and oil […]