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For Firms, Document Automation Has Become More Necessary, But Harder to Adopt
If COVID-19 was the accelerant for more law firms to recognize the importance of document automation, it's also served as their biggest obstacle toward adoption.
Smash Franchise Partners v. Kanda Holdings, Inc.
Publication Date: 2020-08-26 Practice Area: Trade Secrets
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Court: Court of Chancery Judge: Vice Chancellor Laster Attorneys: For plaintiff: Lauren Neal Bennet, Sarah P. Kaboly and D. McKinley Measley, Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP, Wilmington, DE; Tracy N. Betz and Neil Peluchette, Taft, Stettinius & Hollister LLP, Indianapolis, IN for plaintiffs. For defendant: Michael F. Bonkowski and Andrew L. Cole, Cole Schotz P.C., Wilmington, DE; Steven K. Fedder, Fedder & Janofsky LLC, Baltimore, MD for defendants. Case number: D69100
Although plaintiffs were not entitled to an injunction shutting down defendants' business, the court granted a limited temporary injunction regarding certain statements made by defendants on their website.
Lessons Learned From the Year of the Virtual Summers
The remote-working and shortened summer programs in 2020 have implications for the attorney hiring process for the short and long term.
COVID-19 Pushes More Legal Outsourcing, but Not All ALSPs Will Benefit
Budget realities and the move to remote work movement have accelerated the use of alternative legal service providers. But not all legal departments and law firms are comfortable leveraging these new law companies.
Former DeKalb Public Corruption Prosecutor Joins Poole Huffman—and Other 'On the Move' News
Chris Timmons, who joined the litigation boutique as a partner, said he wants to handle civil RICO cases, especially on the plaintiffs side.
Pay Cuts, Layoffs, and More: How Law Firms Are Managing the Pandemic
Our firm-by-firm guide to how law firms are protecting their bottom lines from the economic fallout of the coronavirus.
Chicago Bar Task Force Recs Steer Clear of Outside Ownership in Law Firms
The first voluntary bar group to address regulatory reform aimed at increasing access to justice instead proposed a new "intermediary model" allowing lawyers to affiliate with larger networks for branding and ancillary services.
Top Lawyer Appointments on the COVID-19 Rebound: June 2020 In-House Moves
Now with the economy opening up, albeit some places like California and Texas closing again over the increase in the novel coronavirus cases, companies look more comfortable to let the public know about a new legal leader.
For Many Firms, Client Relations Pros Have Been the Missing Link Through the Crisis
The pandemic has separated clients and lawyers. Client relations professionals are bringing them back together.
Jenner & Block Hits Back at Chicago Landlord, Says It's Owed $840,000 in Rent Credit
Jenner & Block's counterclaims come as law firms across the country are feeling the financial pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic.TRENDING STORIES
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