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FBI Arrests Florida Lawyer for Bank Robberies
The lawyer's alleged crimes happened between Sept. 30 and Oct. 15 at a Citibank, Wells Fargo, Chase Bank and HSBC Bank in Coral Gables, and a Chase Bank in Aventura.
'For White People': Watch the Video as Black Lawyers Open Up About Microaggressions
"When you talk about microaggressions, it seems so innocent and harmless. But it's the repeated nature of hearing similar comments or expectations or questions that really ultimately impact the receiver of those comments."
Ex-Freshfields US M&A Leader Lands at Morrison & Foerster
Mitchell Presser will join Morrison & Foerster as co-chairman of the firm's global corporate department alongside Eric McCrath and Jackie Liu.
Holland & Knight Drops Miami Herald Records Suit After Call From DeSantis' Office
A smaller firm is now representing the newspaper in a lawsuit that seeks the names of elder-care facilities with positive coronavirus tests.
As COVID-19 Spreads, How Effective Are Partial and Voluntary Remote Work Policies?
Simply reducing the number of attorneys and staff in office through voluntary and rotational remote work policies is not enough to stem the spread of the coronavirus, but further measures may help.
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Lawyer at Trusts & Estates Firm Is Severely Ill, Others Being Tested for Coronavirus
New York City officials said the 50-year-old attorney worked at Lewis and Garbuz, a trusts and estates law firm in Manhattan that lists six lawyers on its website.
At Boies Schiller, New Leaders Grapple With Departures, Compensation Questions
Amid a string of 2020 departures, the firm is evaluating partner pay, including whether to stick with a formula compensation system or adopt something new.
Shearman Vet, Silicon Valley CEO Aim to Upend Legal Talent Market With New Startup
Legal Innovators aims to give law students a back door into prestigious law firms while offering these firms and corporate law departments a way to keep costs down on entry-level attorneys.
Pillsbury's Michael Kosnitzky Won't Apologize for Representing Billionaires
Miami attorney Michael Kosnitzky represents hedge fund managers, Silicon Valley tech experts, Russian oligarchs, casino and cruise line operators, Hollywood producers and members of families that have been rich for centuries. And yes, there are perks.
What's in a Name for Law Schools? Money. Lots of It.
Legal education has been late to the naming rights game, but a growing number of law schools are rebranding after securing major donations. It's a trend experts expect to pick up, even among the top echelon of law schools.TRENDING STORIES
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