In the lawsuit, Willard Masters III sought approximately $14 million in damages against Graybar Electric, alleging he had been exposed to asbestos in his work for the company beginning in 1970.

Mark Freeman of the DOJ's Civil Division started his argument by noting that he was not attempting to "defend or justify" Donald Trump's "crude and offensive comments" as president. But E. Jean Carroll's lawyer said the presidency shouldn't confer an "unlimited prerogative."

"[The] company extracted mud from a bog in Canada and put it into pills and sold it to people telling them that it was a magic drug that would cure COVID and everything else," said lead plaintiff attorney Matt Q. Wetherington.

"Certainly some things he said I think probably do help him and do make some sense," Jeff Harris of Harris Lowry Manton told Law.com on Friday when asked how the interview with George Stephanopoulos affects Baldwin's responsibility for the tragedy.

The filing challenged the New York City's Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence law's constitutionality as applied to the lawsuit against Gooding. Attorney Edward Sapone said the delay in starting the lawsuit was unreasonable.

The court appearance was the latest step in the complicated story of Kossoff and his law firm, Kossoff PLLC, which has been undergoing involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings since April.

In this week's episode, a dozen attorney-parents reveal their proudest accomplishments juggling parenting and lawyering during the pandemic.

Presiding over 2,400 patent cases in 12 years? That's awesome. Presiding over 800 cases in one year? That's an outrage!

The claim came in an Eleventh Circuit filing as Florida seeks an injunction blocking the Biden administration rule already halted by judges in Louisiana and Missouri.

Michael Miller, who was on the plaintiffs' team in two Roundup trials and was co-lead of the multidistrict litigation, died on Nov. 24. He was 69.

"It is expensive to have arbitrators decide these disputes, and this case demonstrates that the treating medical providers may get the benefit of the doubt when it comes to deciding what care was necessary," managing partner Doug Wolfe said.

Tis the season for final law school exams and current and former students took to Reddit this week to share some of their pre-exam routines. On

Gillispie brings a civil rights lawsuit against a police officer who was responsible for much of the investigation into a series of rapes in August 1988 and for the identification of Gillispie as the likely perpetrator, according to Gillispie's lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio.

Andrew Luger, seeking to return to his prior role as head of the U.S. attorney's office in Minnesota, disclosed a $4.2 million partnership share at Jones Day.

"Don't be complacent. I spent way too long in the status quo because it was easy, not because it made me happy. Continuing to do something just because it's comfortable will rarely get you where you want to go—or will just make you miserable when you get there."

Ari Edelman and his capital markets group have done over 30 capital markets transactions this year.

Incumbent Peter Hickman will retire after 13 years at the firm.

Unprecedented transactional activity is causing law firms to build out teams rapidly by hiring lawyers 'on the spot' to avoid losing major mandates.

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"People like to complain about the dearth of viable, prepared candidates," said Camille Nelson, dean of the University of Hawaii's William S. Richardson School of Law. "They say they can't find great applicants, which I don't believe, but if that's the case, what are they doing about it? Everyone starts from a place of scarcity to justify the absence of women, people of color, queer, not 100% able-bodied."