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Sometimes, it’s best to go by the numbers. Each week, Law.com is telling critical legal stories through data visualizations. This week, the National Law Journal ranked the 500 largest law firms, while the Daily Business Review listed Florida’s 100 biggest firms. Antitrust attorneys charted the deal challenges filed since Federal Trade Commission…
Attorneys from Simpson Thacher & Bartlett have joined efforts with the American Civil Liberties Union and others to file a federal lawsuit this week on behalf of nine multifaith families in Louisiana in an attempt to block a new state law requiring all public schools to display the Ten Commandments in…
Software development has become a driving force behind innovation and progress across many industries. A key factor in this development is open source software, which has transformed the way technology is created and shared. In this article, we’ll discuss open source software, the risks associated with using such software and…
People in the News—June 28, 2024—Barley Snyder, Eastburn and Gray | The Legal Intelligencer Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2024/06/28/people-in-the-news-june-28-2024-barley-snyder-eastburn-and-gray/ Gregory R. Young, with Barley Snyder. Courtesy photo Barley Snyder attorney Gregory R. Young has been recognized by the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA) for 50 years of membership. June 28, 2024…
Brussels-based Geradin Partners is suing Amazon at the Competition Appeal Tribunal in the UK on behalf of an English law professor claiming damages of up to £2.7 billion ($3.41 billion) on behalf of third-party online sellers. The damage estimate assumes more than 200,000 third-party sellers will join the claim although…
When you think of herring fisherman, do you think of the “Chevron Doctrine”? Frankly, you probably don’t think much about either. But, two cases before the Supreme Court—one involving aforementioned herring fishermen—call for at least a significant reel-back, and at most a complete gaffing, of Chevron. The impact of either…
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