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Hybrid virtual firm Rimon Law has hired Gibson Dunn & Crutcher’s global co-chair of restructuring and insolvency to become its restructuring practice head and leader of Asia Pacific. Veteran restructuring lawyer Troy Doyle, who was also the head of the Asia restructuring and insolvency practice at Gibson Dunn, is moving…
Former U.S. diplomat Victor Manuel Rocha was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to serving as a foreign agent to Cuba for decades. But the former Foley & Lardner adviser has more legal troubles, as he faces a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from the death of a…
The attorneys general of 18 states are asking the Texas Supreme Court to rule in favor of Attorney General Kenneth Paxton’s first assistant in his Texas State Bar disciplinary case. The state bar’s action against Brent Webster, the assistant attorney general that filed State of Texas v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania…
A trio of candidates vying to replace retiring Douglas Judicial Circuit Chief Judge William “Beau” McClain on the Superior Court bench gathered for an online debate. During the 90-minute forum, Zaine Hedge of the Hedge Law Office, Nicole Jones of Jones Federal & Appellate and Douglas County Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney Lauren…
Claims That Bosworth’s Posts Spurred Threats Against Kline & Specter Get Cold Reception From Judge Weighing Discovery Dispute | The Legal Intelligencer Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/thelegalintelligencer/2024/04/15/claims-that-bosworths-posts-spurred-threats-against-kline-specter-get-cold-reception-from-judge-weighing-discovery-dispute/ (l-r) Thomas Bosworth, Shanin Specter, and Thomas Kline. Courtesy photos NEWS The ruling comes amid broader fighting between the parties over discovery, including a…
A New Jersey man who claims he suffered life-threatening injuries from ingesting an elixir with the nickname “gas station heroin” has sued the product’s manufacturer and a store that sold it to him. When Gregory Newman took 3 milliliters of Neptune’s Fix he allegedly felt sudden and intense anxiety and…
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