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Law Student Gets Lesson in Sanctions as Florida Judge Moves to Discipline Him Over Litigation
“Now, he’s facing the possibility of not being able to litigate the merits of the case,” Brian Tannebaum, special counsel at Bast Amron, said. Click Here To Read The Full Article
A Jeffrey Epstein Documentary Led Boies Schiller's Sigrid McCawley to Boston Ballet Sex Assault Suit
“I think we’re now in a space where the victims are being heard in a way that they weren’t previously,” Boies Schiller’s Fort Lauderdale managing partner Sigrid McCawley said. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Debevoise Joins Other Big Law Firms in Requiring Vaccinations, Targets October Return
The firm, which hadn’t spoken on its office return plans until now, joins several of its peers in requiring that its personnel be vaccinated before returning to the office. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Will Continued Remote Work Help Legal Department Diversity and Inclusion?
“If you’re trying to support a new lawyer, and you can’t sit beside them or meet face to face, that’s going to become more challenging for lawyers of color,” one general counsel said. Click Here To Read The Full Article