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2Civility Blog
Defining Incivility in a Pandemic
We are re-examining litigation practices through the prism of a global pandemic. Courts are issuing orders designed to keep the public and court personnel safe while still delivering essential court…
A Seat at the Table
Hogan Lovells Food and Beverage Practice Ranked Band 1 by Chambers USA 2020
The U.S. Food and Beverage practice at Hogan Lovells has once again been ranked Band 1 for Food and Beverage: Regulatory and Litigation - Nationwide by Chambers USA 2020. Seven food…
Wolters Kluwer's ELM Solutions
How a Leading Insurance Company Inspires its Law Firms to Resolve Litigation Early
When it comes to creativity, lawyers are rarely compared to Mozart or Picasso, but the reality is they can come up with ingenious creative solutions to problems when inspired. I…
SDNY Blog
Judge Failla: Attorney Who Was a “Greek Chorus” During Deposition Cannot Reopen It
In a letter endorsement Friday, Judge Failla rejected an attorney's to re-open a deposition, finding that the attorney making the request was the source of the problem: [T]he Court observes…
Litigation Finance Journal
Morgan Stanley Predicts COVID-19 Spike in Litigation
By John Freund
Will the Coronavirus lead to an influx of new litigation? Analysts from Morgan Stanley think so. After discussing the issue with Burford Capital CIO Jonathan Molot, they are predicting a…
PrawfsBlawg
JOTWELL: Coleman on Wood on the real world of sexual harassment litigation
Main Monday, April 20, 2020JOTWELL: Coleman on Wood on the real world of sexual harassment litigationThe new Courts Law essay comes from Brooke Coleman (Seattle), reviewing Diane P. Wood, Sexual…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Fifth Time is a Charm for Defendant Seeking Termination Sanctions Against Plaintiff: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
In Jefferson v. Amsted Rail Co., Kansas District Judge Kathryn H. Vratil, in a case where the defendant had filed five motions in recent months due to failure on the…
Appellate Advocacy Blog
Writing a Statement of Facts
In law school, students study legal doctrine in many areas of the law and spend a substantial amount of time reading case law, writing memorandums and briefs, and engaging in…
Illinois Divorce Law Blog
Illinois Divorce Lawyer: Courses Completed in Litigation: PAS
By Michael Roe
Aside from memberships in leading psychological science groups such as the American Psychological Association, and memberships with Parental Alienation professional groups (clinicians, judges, scientists, lawers), I continue to study and…
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Guidance for Businesses
Using Deposition Technology While Sheltered in Place
By Perkins Coie
By Perkins Coie Remote Deposition Team: Elizabeth Anastasia, Charles Campbell, Heather Schultz, Geof Vance, and Bill Weissmeier Courts are closed. Law firm offices are empty. Clients, like most people in…