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AmLaw 200 Survey

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The AmLaw 200 survey results show a small but significant percentage of the second tier firms were in the “super rich” category. When the Am Law 100 rankings came out in late April, the key takeaway was that the super rich were continuing to get richer. When it comes to the Am Law 200, flat […]

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Facebook Lawyer to Opponent: “You Pissed Off The Wrong Attorney”

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Facebook for lawyers is fine and dandy, unless you do what one US lawyer has done and tell your client’s husband that you have him “in your sights” in a message laced with profanity. Nah, not good. The Facebook message from 41 year old Jim Hanson of Fort Wayne, Indiana resulted in charges from prosecutors

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Personal Injury Lawyer on Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law

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Florida personal injury attorney Spencer Aronfeld is an author and civil rights activist who writes in the Huffington Post that the Florida “Stand Your Ground” law is both volatile and controversial Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law is probably one of the most controversial and volatile pieces of legislation I have seen in my 25 years

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Non-Retiring Lawyer Takes Battle to Canada Supreme Court

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Mandatory retirement age restrictions have been a bugbear for employers – and employees – for as long as there has ben retirement.  But for a Vancouver law firm, the issue has been taken to the Supreme Court of Canada, which has ruled that law firms and other partnershps can force partners to retire.  Why?  Because

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The Led Zeppelin “Stairway” Lawsuit – You Be The Judge

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Could Led Zeppelin have stolen the intro for the now-standard “Stairway to Heaven?”  A lawyer representing deceased Spirit guitarist Randy California is making the claim and seeking to prevent the release of their reissue “Led Zeppelin IV” album according to Bloomberg Business. “Stairway to Heaven” was recorded in 1971 and the claim from lawyer Francis

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