Navigation Spoliation rulings in state and federal courts across the country over the past year demonstrate the harsh consequences for defendants who fail to preserve video evidence in slip-and-fall cases—and for plaintiffs who fail to properly raise the issue of spoliation prior to trial. Click Here To Read The Full Article
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Linklaters to Take Another Look at Lockstep as New Leader Takes Over
The firm is considering a “variety of proposals” aimed at making the model “more entrepreneurial and more flexible”. Click Here To Read The Full Article
As Law Firms Plan Office Returns, Whole 'Remote Weeks' May Become Newest Benefit
Floating remote weeks could become a permanent hold-over and perk from the pandemic era, especially if firms don’t keep the two- or three-day office week forever. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Another Attack on Mandatory Bar Membership & Dues Fails Before Appellate Panel
“In other words, it is for the Supreme Court to tell the courts of appeals when the Court has overruled one of its decisions, not for the courts of appeals to tell the Court when it has done so implicitly,” Judge Karen Nelson Moore wrote for the Sixth Circuit panel upholding the Michigan integrated bar. […]
Class Actions: Critical Mass – Flint Water Judge Spends 3 Days Hearing Settlement Objectors + Lawsuits Breathe Life Into CPAP Recalls
Bone scans and off-the-record conferences dominated the first day of final approval hearings in the $641.25 million settlement over water contamination in Flint, Michigan. Click Here To Read The Full Article