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Delaware Pulse
Greenberg Traurig Atty Joins Global Indemnity's BoardBy Christine DeRosa
An experienced Greenberg Traurig LLP insurance attorney has joined the board of directors of Global Indemnity Group LLC, a holding company for several insurers including Diamond State Insurance Co. and Penn-America Insurance Co.
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In-House
Fortune 500 CLOs Are Usually External Hires, Study FindsBy Aaron West
Chief legal officers at Fortune 500 companies are more likely to be brought on from outside the organization than to be appointed from within, a new study that surveyed corporate leadership trends found.
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California Pulse
Voir Dire: Law360 Pulse's Weekly QuizBy Anna Sanders
The legal industry saw another busy week as firms merged and BigLaw continued to lavish associates with raises and bonuses before the end of the year. Test your legal news savvy here with Law360 Pulse’s weekly quiz.
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Courts
DC Circ. Narrows Trump Gag OrderBy Ali Sullivan
The D.C. Circuit on Friday issued a narrowed gag order restraining Donald Trump's public statements amid his criminal election-interference case after finding a lower court restricted "more protected speech than is necessary."
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Legal Tech
Legal Tech Roundup: Settlement Intelligence, LexitasBy Steven Lerner
Another artificial intelligence-based platform for legal professionals received funding this week.
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Courts
Bradley Arant Atty Allegedly Hid Dog Cruelty Charge From BarBy Chart Riggall
A Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP associate is facing disciplinary charges by the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission after he was convicted of hitting his dog and allegedly failing to disclose his record while under consideration for bar admission.
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California Pulse
Sheppard Mullin, Herbert Smith Join Associate Bonus TrendBy Tracey Read
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP and Herbert Smith Freehills LLP are the latest law firms announcing year-end bonuses for associates and 2024 raises that meet or exceed the scale set by Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP last month.
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Mid-Law
Texas Group Eyes Non-Atty Ownership For Access To JusticeBy Lynn LaRowe
A group that aims to provide access to justice for low-income Texans this week proposed a pilot program that would allow non-attorney ownership of entities providing legal representation and permit licensed paraprofessionals to offer limited legal services.
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DC Pulse
Robinson & Cole Adds Housing Team From Maryland FirmBy Jack Rodgers
Robinson & Cole LLP has hired six lawyers and as many professional staffers from Kearbey Pirulli & Evatt LLC, a firm in Bethesda, Maryland, whose attorneys work with institutional lenders and other housing market participants on affordable housing matters, Robinson & Cole announced Wednesday.
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Courts
Supreme Court's Path Puts Precedents At Risk, NJ Panel SaysBy Jake Maher
U.S. Supreme Court decisions over the past year represent a troubling path taken by the justices, with issues such as affirmative action, First Amendment rights and the concept of stare decisis up for debate like never before, according to a New Jersey State Bar Association panel discussion Thursday.
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