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Peloton Accused Duping Workers With 'Worthless' Stock Options, Employment Suit Claims
Peloton was hit with an employment lawsuit in Kentucky state court last week by a employee who claims the at-home fitness company duped him to stay with the company during COVID-19 by granting him "worthless" restricted stock units and stock options.
Burr & Forman Uses Intelligence, Events to Gain Client Foothold in New Markets
"If we're entering a new market as Burr & Forman, we need people to know the name and the brand of the firm. But we also need to be developing those relationships with particular client contacts," said chief marketing officer Kathryn Whitaker.
Ga. High Court Candidate Sues to Block Ethics Rules so He Can Keep Campaigning on Abortion
The candidate sued hours ahead of a deadline to reply to a complaint that he is violating state judicial ethics rules and that he must bring his campaign ads into compliance with state rules.
'This Is a Recurring Problem': Objector Appeals $725M Facebook Settlement
In a May 4 opening brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, objectors said that the Facebook settlement over the Cambridge Analytica scandal discounted the statutory claims of 253 million class members by more than 99.7%.
Outside Counsel Selection, Long Driven by Intuition, Being Reshaped by Data
"Over time, as we're uncovering more data about people's qualifications and how well they've done on other matters with our folks, we'll see more and more focus toward the individual," said Jessica Williams, director of legal operations at FanDuel.
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O'Melveny Team Takes Pro Bono Client From 'Life Without Parole' to Life on the Outside
Parole commissioners called the case of Gilbert Mendez "refreshing" since most of the changes he made to improve himself came before he had any real hope of ever getting out of prison.
'Not Your Father's Law Firm': Big Law Continues to Hone Office Space
Mayer Browns' New York space has a 6,200-square-foot gathering area known as The Hub. The office also features a game room with table tennis, billiards and (soon) shuffleboard.
Judicial Ethics Opinion 23-113
Where a judge concludes that there is a substantial likelihood that an attorney made biased and harassing comments to court personnel and opposing counsel during a court appearance but outside the judge's presence, the judge must report this conduct to the appropriate attorney grievance committee.
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