The following are the opinions that were most frequently viewed from The Legal Intelligencer during the past week. Every full-text opinion digested in The Legal Intelligencer can be downloaded. For a complete list go to the Case Digests section. Olar v. Bennett Case No. 703 WDA 2022 (Pa. Super Dec.…

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman and Weil Gotshal & Manges have set their sights on London office relocations amid a wider trend of U.S.-headquartered firms taking up more space in the U.K. capital. Pillsbury is set to relocate its London premises to 100 Bishopsgate, a new-build that is currently home to…

A jury in U.S. District Court in Camden awarded $3.52 million on Dec. 19 to a Colorado man who claimed Freedom Mortgage Corp. of Mount Laurel breached its contractual obligation to fund the reconstruction of his home after it was destroyed by fire. According to court papers in the case…

While Norton Rose Fulbright has seen departures in its leadership ranks lately, the law firm is adding more litigation leaders in Chicago, as demand for dispute practices stays high in Big Law. The No. 16-ranked Am Law firm on Thursday announced the hiring of partners Joshua Lee and Edward Casmere from…

Few communities within the legal industry are likely to be as affected by the influx of generative artificial intelligence solutions as knowledge management. Indeed, as generative AI becomes more widespread, KM specialists will be tasked with identifying, organizing and using new forms of data and metadata within their organizations. For…

The Federal Trade Commission has paused the effective date of its new rule designed to protect consumers from illegal tactics such as bait-and-switch and junk fees when purchasing a vehicle amid legal challenges by auto groups.  In announcing the pause, the FTC cited the National Automobile Dealers Association’s petition urging…