West Palm Beach law firms Rabin Kammerer Johnson and Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley teamed up to represent one of the four whistleblowers involved in a $300 […]
Alina Habba Takes Over as U.S. Attorney for New Jersey as Giordano Departs for Ambassador Role
Alina Habba was sworn in Friday as the new U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, officially taking over from John Giordano, who is departing the role […]
The Role of the Expert Witness in Workplace Investigation Cases
I am often asked whether we serve as expert witnesses related to workplace investigation lawsuits. The lawyerly answer I give is, “It depends.” Our office, Oppenheimer Investigations Group, […]
‘If You Are Aware of Areas for Improvement and You Can Play a Role in That, Speak Up,’ Says Jennifer Mellott of Freshfields
Jennifer Mellott, 40, Office Managing Partner at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Washington, D.C. Practice area: Antitrust Law school and year of graduation: Georgetown Law Center, 2008 The following has […]
Demise of Chevron Deference Played a Major Role in Title IX Challenges
As federal courts across the country continue to issue temporary injunctions against enforcement of the Biden Administration’s Title IX regulations set to take effect Aug. 1, experts say […]
Legal Tech Rundown: StructureFlow and Haloo Fundraising, Richard Susskind’s New Role, And More
The fast-paced legal tech world is constantly evolving. At Legaltech News, we always try to bring you the latest news on hirings, product and feature releases, new integrations, […]
In Live Nation DOJ Lawsuit, AEG’s Ticketing Claims Could Play Big Role
On Friday (May 31), AEG chairman/CEO Jay Marciano became the first major live music executive to voice support for the Department of Justice’s effort to break up Live […]
NewJeans Label CEO Keeps ADOR Role as Court Blocks HYBE Dismissal Plot
A Seoul court has barred K-pop giant HYBE from dismissing Min Hee-jin as CEO of its ADOR subsidiary label following HYBE’s internal audit and subsequent police report against […]
Mass. High Court Clarifies Role in Assessing Initial Statement of Damages
In an issue evaluating procedures at the trial court level, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently held that General Law c. 218, Section 19A restricts a District or Boston Municipal Court from […]