Judge Rules Don Lemon's Case Against Elon Musk May Proceed to Trial in San Francisco
A state court judge in California ruled on Tuesday that ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon's suit against Elon Musk and his tech company, X Corp, can proceed to trial in San Francisco. San Francisco Superior Court Judge Harold E. Kahn handed down the ruling shortly before Linda Yaccarino announced that she was stepping down from her role as CEO of X.
Shareholder 'Engagement' Pays off for Companies Rebuked in Say-on-Pay Votes
‘How Many Gajillion Expert Witnesses?': Tornado Cash Crypto Laundering Case Set to Kick Off
U.S. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla is set to preside over the criminal trial of Roman Storm in the Southern District of New York, which is set to begin on Monday and expected to go on for three weeks or more. The Treasury Department blacklisted the company Storm founded for its alleged role in laundering virtual currency for malicious cyber actors, including Lazarus Group, a North Korean hacking group that used Tornado Cash to launder proceeds from cybercrime.
Third Time's the Charm? Both Sides Seek New Trial Following $5.6M Birth Injury Verdict
How We Made Law Firm Leadership: 'Lean Into a Long-Term Perspective,' Say Karen Kimmey & Holly Sutton of Farella Braun
"Lean into a long-term perspective. While that may be hard, especially early in your career, it is helpful to be able to think and discern which challenges are short-term and which require a longer-term view. We can both attest to pushing through times that were especially challenging early in our careers, and once you are on the other side, you are glad you did."