With “steady and sustained growth” in 2024, revenue at the Dallas-founded firm swelled by 7.3% and profits per equity partner were 7.4% higher than in 2023.
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Appellate Court Rejects Municipal Judge's Claimed Authority to Order Competency Evaluations
The Missouri Court of Appeals for the Western District denied Municipal Court Judge Michael C. Heffernon’s attempts to appeal a writ of prohibition that prohibited him from ordering the Department of Mental Health (DMH) to complete evaluations on twelve defendants accused of violating city ordinances.
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‘Wildly Improper': Judge's Video Dissent Showing Handguns Sparks Colleagues' Criticism
The 18-minute video was part of Judge Lawrence VanDyke’s dissent to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit’s holding that large-capacity magazines are neither “arms nor necessary accessories to operate an “arm protected by the Second Amendment.
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'This Is Our Industry': Why Lawyers Say Delaware's Economic Future Turns on Bill to Amend Corporate Law
Those who oppose Senate Bill 21 say they’re worried it would be detrimental to Delaware’s legal industry by suppressing corporate litigation. But lawmakers and lawyers who support the bill argue that without a course correction, the state will hemorrhage corporations and the revenue they provide, jeopardizing funding for government operations and public services.
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With Higher Ed Under Attack, Dartmouth Hires Trump Ally as General Counsel
University President Sian Leah Beilock said Matt Raymer “will play a critical role in helping us understand and navigate the legal landscape surrounding higher education.”
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Covington & Burling Represents Media Nonprofit Seeking TRO Against Trump Administration
The aim of the litigation is to restore and disburse an $85 million federal grant to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty as required by congressional appropriations. Covington was one of the firms targeted by the White House in official statements.