In her annual State of the Judiciary address to the Legislature, Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero said the problems that occurred on last month’s licensing exam were “inexcusable.”
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Global Bar Associations Among 18 Groups to Condemn Trump 'Targeting' Lawyers
Lawyers are fighting back against the Trump administration’s revocation of security clearances at top U.S. law firms and its interference with prosecutors and the International Criminal Court.
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Latham, Hogan Lovells Delete DEI Content Amid US Federal Crackdown
The duo were among the 20 law firms contacted earlier this week by a U.S. federal agency, demanding information about their diversity, equity and inclusion-related employment practices.
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Here's Why SB 21's Drafting Process Has Gotten as Much Heat as Its Content
It’s the second year in a row in which legislation proposing amendments to the Delaware General Corporation Law has been criticized both for its content and for its drafting process.
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Ex-Real Estate CEO Behind Failed WeWork Takeover Bid Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Prosecutors say Jonathan Lamore’s scheme failed because he underestimated the time it would take to publish a phone press release, meaning his short-dated call options expired before the stock rallied.
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Investors Burned in $Libra Token Collapse Sue as Part of Broader Meme Coin Trend
“This is important because it is the first consumer protection case as compared to securities focused, said Max Burwick, the managing partner in New York at Burwick Law, who represents the plaintiff, Omar Hurlock.