A former head coach for Harvard University’s women’s ice hockey team filed an employment discrimination lawsuit against the institution Tuesday over allegations of retaliation, gender bias and unfair pay. This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar, ALM’s source for immediate alerting on just-filed cases in state and federal courts. Law.com Radar…

The Miami-Dade Bar Association has unveiled the results of its 2024 Judicial Poll, which provides attorney feedback on the performance of judges within the county. Three judges, in particular, received “exceptionally outstanding” reviews from the lawyers who have appeared before them.

One day after a federal court in Pennsylvania upheld the Federal Trade Commission’s ban on employment noncompete clauses, FTC Chair Lina Khan said her agency’s rule has broad-based support from both workers and industry. “There’s actually a lot of support within the tech community itself for the limits on noncompetes…

Expert Perspectives on Biggest Court Cases Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/litigationdaily/2024/07/25/thoughts-on-making-the-move-from-federal-prosecutor-to-big-law-partner/ (l-r) John Bostic, Rebekah Donaleski, and Danny Grooms of Cooley. Courtesy photos CONVERSATION Danny Grooms, Rebekah Donaleski and John Bostic, three former federal prosecutors who are now partners at Cooley, discuss what it’s like going from having the United States…

As large law firms adopt more corporate practices, they are increasingly naming C-suite officers who oversee technology focused on allowing attorneys to do their work and do it well. Among nine C-suite moves that Law.com tracked over the past several weeks, four were technology-centric, including for the chief information or innovation officer role.

Lateral partner hires in Washington, D.C. among Am Law 50 and Magic Circle firms were down by about 6% in the first half of the year, even as partner moves in other markets boomed, recruiting firm Macrae found. The number of partner moves in several practices in D.C. also fell compared…