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‘Chevron’ Deference’s Demise Likely Emboldens EPA’s Opponents, Environmental Law Experts Say
With the demise of Chevron deference, regulated entities are emboldened to challenge—and judges more free to…
8th Circuit Revives Homeowner’s Coverage Dispute Against Nationwide Following ‘Public Auction’ Confusion
Rejecting Nationwide Insurance’s arguments brought by a midsized regional firm that an ordinary person would…
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has sued Miami businessman Patrick Orlando alleging the former…
Washington, D.C., attorney Laura Dunn has sold her Title IX practice to a New York…
Linklaters, Al-Tamimi, and AS&H Clifford Chance advised on energy projects in Saudi Arabia worth $3.9…
On the May completion of the merger of Magic Circle firm Allen & Overy and…
Xapien, the UK-based artificial intelligence-powered due diligence software provider, announced on Wednesday that it had…
Two candidates are running for the Broward County Court Group 32 seat: Lauren Peffer, an…
Julie Glynn, who spent the last 13 years in-house at JPMorgan Chase & Co., is…
Defending Claims Where Extreme Weather Is to Blame: Our Changing Climate’s Impact on Civil Litigation
Climate change impacts the bottom line for insurance companies and their insureds. As every year…












