Lawyers from the soon-to-be shuttered Toronto firm Minden Gross continue to find new homes at other firms in the city. Canadian national full-service firm McMillan announced Wednesday that a four-person-strong commercial leasing team led by ex-Minden Gross partner Christina Kobi had joined its commercial real estate team. Kobi will also…

Data Literacy Is Key To Improving Predictive Capabilities: A Chat With Legalweek Speaker Lisa Mayo | Legaltech News Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2024/01/11/data-literacy-is-key-to-improving-predictive-capabilities-a-chat-with-legalweek-speaker-lisa-mayo/ Lisa Mayo, director of data and analytics at Ballard Spahr. Courtesy photo Q&A Lisa Mayo, director of data and analytics at Ballard Spahr, discusses the future of innovation…

The $2 billion settlement that the Department of Justice and Environmental Protection Agency finalized with diesel engine-maker Cummins on Wednesday serves as a cautionary tale for all companies after years of lax enforcement of the Clean Air Act. Regulators alleged Cummins installed emissions-control-defeat devices on diesel engines it supplied for more than…

Attorneys on either side of contested negligence claims faced off during oral arguments at the Georgia Supreme Court Wednesday. At the center of their dispute is whether a Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) train conductor breached the duty of care imposed under Georgia law surrounding “carriers of passengers.”

Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney has unanimously elected Pittsburgh-based bankruptcy and real estate practice chair James Newell as the firm’s next CEO, taking over from current CEO and Philadelphia office managing partner Joseph Dougherty this May.  Dougherty was first elected CEO in 2015 and began serving in 2016. Under his leadership, the…

Comerica Bank has filed a breach-of-contract lawsuit against the Law Offices Martin Gary Deutch and attorney Martin Gary Deutch in Michigan Circuit Court for Oakland County, which is seeking over $260,000 in default payments. This case was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.