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A trio of Atlanta litigators obtained a $5 million settlement for a client who endured catastrophic injuries while in police custody. Cash Krugler Fredericks partners Lisa McNary and Alwyn Fredericks teamed with Kurt Kastorf of Kastorf Law to secure the seven-figure outcome against former Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill and deputies accused of utilizing “physical…
A Manhattan federal jury found U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, D-New Jersey, guilty of bribery, fraud, extortion and obstruction of justice on Tuesday after 10 hours of deliberation in the tenth week of a trial in the Southern District of New York. The jurors also found two of Menendez’s co-defendants, New…
A federal judge in Illinois approved a wrongful-death settlement for more than $880,000 and motion to approve the distribution of the funds against Cook County, as well as determining how to distribute the award granted to the estate of a man who died by suicide while detained at a jail…
The Johnson & Johnson law firm in Beverly Hills has filed a copyright infringement claim against rap artist Calvin “Snoop Dogg” Broadus Jr. and his company, Death Row Records, alleging misuse of two compositions created by musician Trevor Lawrence Jr. The complaint filed Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Central…
‘Deeply Reactive’: Are Law Firms Becoming Increasingly Hostile to Lawyers Who Are Looking to Leave?
As London’s legal sector continues to face rising pressure from talent wars, law firms are employing different tactics to retain and attract lawyers. This can include changing pay structures to reward top performers, enhancing bonus systems, offering loyalty payments, or ‘golden handcuffs’ as some call it. But another tactic which…
The Federal Trade Commission and U.S. Food and Drug Administration have alerted five companies that their marketing of cannabis edibles could be misleading and unsafe because their packaging resembles children’s cereal, snack and cookie containers. On Tuesday, the FTC and FDA sent joint cease-and-desist letters to cannabis shops Hippy Mood,…
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