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The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Do Legal Risks Rise When the Corporate Secretary Is Also the Chief Legal Officer?
By Jagadison K. Aier, Justin Hopkins, Syrena Shirley
In the corporate governance literature, there’s little about the corporate secretary, an information intermediary for the board, who attends all board meetings and serves a role inextricably linked to the…
Ahead of Schedule
Document Preservation, Collection and Production Obligations
In construction disputes, whether in court or arbitration, exchanging documents like project files and emails is crucial for resolving the case fairly. The story behind most disputes is told through…
Iowa Tax Cafe Blog
Anthony Siegrist and Arturo Montes Join Dickinson, Bradshaw, Fowler & Hagen, P.C.
By noreplydickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-bradshaw-fow
We’re pleased to announce two additions to our legal team. Attorney Anthony Siegrist has joined Dickinson Bradshaw as an associate, and Arturo Montes, a Drake Law student, has joined the…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
AI and the Formulation of Critical Data for Trust Mediations
The article discusses how attorneys gather and use information in litigation, emphasizing that the ability to effectively process and apply information distinguishes good attorneys from ineffective ones. While attorneys must…
Cross-Examination Blog
Impeachment with Visuals
By Unknown
At Seattle University Law School I teach an online course entitled “Visual Litigation and Today’s Technology". Cross-examination visuals are featured because they can be extremely powerful weapons for cross-examination. They…
Wage & Hour Litigation Blog
The Seventh Circuit Has Entered the Chat. Joining the Fifth and Sixth Circuits before it, the Seventh Circuit Agrees to Review the Standard for Sending Court-Authorized Notice to Potential Plaintiffs in Collective Actions.
By: Alex Simon and Kyle Petersen Seyfarth Synopsis: In a welcome turn of events, the Seventh Circuit has taken up the question of what is the appropriate standard for court-authorized…
Unpredictable
Key Differences Between California State Courts and Federal Courts in Litigation
By Will Newman
Unlike many posts on this blog, which are written by Will Newman, this post is by Luis Avila, an attorney at the LA Law Firm in Los Angeles. It is…
The Pre-Flight Brief
Lawdragon Names 14 Shackelford Attorneys Among Nation’s Leading Litigators
By Shackelford
Lawdragon Names 14 Shackelford Attorneys Among Nation’s Leading Litigators Annual guide touts litigation excellence across multiple practice areas DALLAS – A total of 14 attorneys from Shackelford, McKinley & Norton,…
McGeorge Community Stories
Alumnus uses 35+ years of experience as a trial attorney on high-profile litigation
[caption id="attachment_3177" align="alignleft" width="187"] Dana Fox, '85, has over 35 years of experience in litigation and is a highly sought after speaker for his expertise.[/caption] Dana A. Fox, ’85, is…
Drug & Device Law
Welcome to Hell
Plaintiff lawyers read this blog, which we like. Criticism occasionally comes our way because the blogposts - horrors! - harbor a particular point of view. And that point of view…