In today’s column, Ashurst said strong corporate work drove 12% revenue growth; White & Case accused a former legal assistant of defrauding it for $500,000; Pallas Partners poached a Boies partner to lead its new New York office.
- Leading off, Oregon’s Supreme Court approved a licensed paralegal program that will allow non-lawyers to provide legal services in limited areas. It follows Washington, Utah, Arizona, and Minnesota, which have already made similar regulatory changes. The California Bar’s proposal for a so-called legal paraprofessonionial program has met fierce resistance from lawyers and lawmakers. (Reuters)
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