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Chicago Federal Court Offers Banks Relief From Illinois' Historic Credit Fee Curbs
U.S. District Chief Judge Virginia Kendall of the Northern District of Illinois found that a coalition of banking associations represented by Jones Day and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom would likely show that the National Bank Act preempts the Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act. Click Here To Read The Full Article
DOJ Takes on Largest NFT Scheme That Points to Larger Trend
Gabriel Hay, 23 and Gavin Mayo, 23, allegedly defrauded investors of over $22 million. Former DOJ prosecutor Scott Armstrong says there’s a trend of such cases targeting younger defendants. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Grabbing Market Share From Rivals, Law Firms Ramped Up Group Lateral Hires
Several firms prioritized sweeping up attorneys to establish an office or practice in a new market. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Social Media, Plastics & Baby Formula: Mass Torts To Expect in 2025
Lawyers are looking at emerging litigation over plastic pollution and video game addiction, while cases over diet drugs, “forever chemicals” and cow’s milk-based infant formula for preemies continues to proliferate. Click Here To Read The Full Article