Dechert LLP announced Friday it has hired away 20 attorneys from rival McDermott Will & Schulte, less than six months after McDermott completed its blockbuster merger with Schulte Roth & Zabel.
AI-powered medical search platform OpenEvidence Inc. can move forward with most of its lawsuit alleging rival Doximity Inc. hacked its system, a federal judge ruled, though Doximity can also pursue its counterclaims on OpenEvidence’s alleged campaign of misinformation and harassment.
The US Conference of Catholic Bishops agreed to stop pursuing a lawsuit claiming the Trump administration unlawfully suspended funds for a refugee resettlement program.
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Federal legislation targeting foreigners who invest in US lawsuits is raising concerns among international financiers.
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A federal judge indicated three law firms seeking $75 million in attorneys’ fees from Anthropic PBC’s historic $1.5 billion copyright class action settlement with authors and publishers won’t receive any share of the pot.
Bartenders can’t challenge an Atlantic City casino’s job posting requiring mechanical bull-riding as age discrimination because they never applied for the positions, New Jersey’s appeals court said Thursday.
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