"The complaints against Mr. Giuliani allege serious misconduct," said the city bar association in an 11-page report, and they "appear to be substantiated by extensive evidence—consisting in large part of Mr. Giuliani's own statements."

Boies Schiller also announced Wednesday that the firm has hired an investigator following Joshua Schiller's arrest.

Law.com Litigation Trendspotter readers say the proverbial toothpaste is out of the tube when it comes to the time- and cost-savings virtual proceedings provide courts, lawyers and litigants.

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The pandemic didn't stop the Indianapolis-based firm from opening a New York office, hiring laterals and increasing revenue by 8.5%.

"The results I have seen motivate me, and I know I'll feel gratified after working out. And when I don't work out for a while, I regret it."

What if you had to walk away from your career, right at its height, because of a debilitating disease? Vern Winters, who is in the process of retiring from Sidley Austin, writes about having to face those facts—and to find a way past them.

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The detailed opinion by U.S. District Judge Edmond Chang focused largely on two key elements found in the relevant policy language issued by Society Insurance: causation and the meaning of "direct physical loss" as applied to the plaintiff businesses that saw their business and profits crater as the coronavirus took grip.

At a preliminary approval hearing on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge John Lee, of the Northern District of Illinois, wanted more information as to why class members would not receive notice of the settlement through TikTok's own app, which might improve the predicted claims rate of less than 2%.

"Hard to even find words at this moment," Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund tweeted.

Virtual training is here to stay. But running a successful remote program requires time and expertise that many firms don't have.

The mammoth verdict comes in the second patent trial before U.S. District Judge Alan Albright and represents a ringing validation of Fortress Investment Group's patent assertion model.

Lawyers from Fox Rothschild step in to defend Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in wage-and-hour litigation, and more items flagged in New Jersey by Law.com Radar.

The firm said it is applying for a license to practice in the city-state.

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The lack of physical meetings has meant brewing M&A and litigation can be kept secret more easily.

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This week's Ahead of the Curve features the University of South Carolina School of Law's custom bus that serves as a mobile law office, plus Atlanta's John Marshall Law School and the University of Cincinnati College of Law are moving to new digs.