“Ms. [Angela] Landry is entitled to partial fees and costs under the Anti-SLAPP statute because she prevailed on one of plaintiffs’ defamation claims, and that statement was found to be, and is, a matter of public concern,” counsel for Landry wrote in a brief demanding sanctions against former George Mason University law professor Joshua Wright.
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Philadelphia Hotels Settle Human Trafficking Claims for $17.5M
“Instead of hiring qualified security and adoption and enforcement policies against criminal activity, the hotels did nothing and permitted criminal activity to the detriment of our clients, the plaintiff’s attorney said.
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Arkansas Cryptomining Association Sues State Over Foreign Ownership Restrictions
“The Arkansas Cryptomining Association lawsuit may be an early bellwether for crypto litigation and disputes to come,” said Mark E. Bini, a partner at Reed Smith and expert not involved in the case.
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With Paul Weiss, Perkins Coie and Covington & Burling Under Attack, Will Big Law Speak Out to Defend the Rule of Law?
Prominent law firms and the legal profession are under attack, and this has repercussions around the world, writes The Global Lawyer. When will Big Law finally speak out?
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Lucky in Law? Litigators Swear By These Superstitions
Litigators share the charms they don and superstitious rituals they observe to attract good luck ahead of legal proceedings.