Mayer Brown welcomes California land use and planning veteran Richard Bruckner to Los Angeles office Los Angeles, 16 November 2017 – Mayer Brown announced today that Richard Bruckner has joined the firm as a senior land use specialist in its Government Relations & Public Law practice in Los Angeles. Previously, Mr. Bruckner was the Director
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Sponsored Post – As you probably already realize, companies are always at risk of being sued for one reason or another. If you have not taken enough precautions, there is a good chance that you’re going to run into serious problems in the near future. You may very well be hit with a lawsuit and
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Law practitioners aren’t immune from the drive to seek change once in awhile. People quite often discover that their career path isn’t working out anymore. Some don’t start feeling this way until they’ve been working for 20 years. Some people realize it before they graduate. Either way, your schooling and your experience isn’t wasted. If
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Reece Witherspoon’s portrayal of Elle Woods, the sorority girl who became a Harvard Law student, has reportedly lead to hundreds – nay, thousands – of women becoming law students (or at least going to law school). We know this because she told Wall Street Journal in an article, saying: “At least once a week I have
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CloudNine – It sounds crazy, right? Facebook wants you to stop worrying about your nudes being shared without your consent by actually sending it your nude photos. It may not be crazy as it sounds. In the article Facebook: upload your nudes to stop revenge porn, written by Lisa Vaas on the aptly named site
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CHICAGO (November 14, 2017) – Barnes & Thornburg LLP has added Chuck Katz, a public finance attorney, to its Chicago office as a partner in the Government Services and Finance Department. Katz has worked in the public finance arena for more than 30 years and focuses on the tax component of public finance transactions across
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In a dramatic move the leading litigation funding group LPF Group have laid a complaint against chief justice Dame Sian Elias alleging that her actions had brought a “breach of natural justice, judicial bias and a failure to disclose potential conflicts of interest.” In a press release issued today, the company, of which former Supreme
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Michelle Frey It’s a video that didn’t play well with many victims of sexual harassment, let alone lawyers and others who saw the FoxNews Hannity interview with sexual harassment attorney Mercedes Colwin take issue with some who complaint about such matters. To give this some context, Colwin is the New York office managing partner of
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Generating content and “content marketing” have become a mantra for many, but for small businesses, attorneys and others there are some traps out there when attempting to develop authority for your brand. The reality is that while website content can be a great marketing tool, it can also be a trap for the unwary who
Wicker Group – Those readers familiar with Wicker Park Group are aware of our key theme in 2017: Adding Value. For those of you new to the concept, adding value is one of the most important qualities necessary to building long-term, trusting, meaningful client relationships. Clients routinely mention adding value as one of the key
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