After DEI Rollbacks, Employment Lawyers See Potential For Targeting Corporate Commitment to Equality
"I also think discovery concerning the existence of, or removal of, such policies is fair game because they can be indicative ...
‘Catholic Charities v. Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission’: Another Consequence of 'Hobby Lobby'?
While at one time there would have been no question that Catholic Charities should pay unemployment tax, ever since the ...
With DEI Rollbacks, Employment Lawyers See Potential For Targeting Corporate Commitment to Equality
Companies that have scaled back their DEI initiatives should be prepared for those actions to be scrutinized if they are ...
In Police Shooting Case, Kavanaugh Bleeds Blue and Jackson ‘Very Very Confused’
The justices considered the Fifth Circuit's "moment of the threat" doctrine during a hearing about a 2016 fatal police ...
King & Spalding and Ex-Partner Accused of Fraud After Client Claims £1.7 Million Deposit Loss
King & Spalding and an ex-partner have been hit with a lawsuit after a client claimed that £1.7 million that had been ...
In-House Legal Network The L Suite Acquires Legal E-Learning Platform Luminate+
Luminate+ provides users with access to continuing legal education content, including law firm-produced webinars for in-house ...
King & Spalding Partner Accused of Fraud After Client Loses 1.7 Million Property Deposit
King & Spalding and an ex-partner have been hit with a lawsuit after a client claimed that £1.7 million that had been ...
Kirkland’s O’Shea Acts Alongside Former Outfit Simpson Thacher on KKR Deal
Partner Sinead O'Shea made waves when she joined Kirkland & Ellis as part of a high-profile defection from Simpson Thacher, ...
'Better of the Split': District Judge Weighs Circuit Divide in Considering Who Pays Decades-Old Medical Bill
Addressing a circuit split over whether insurance solvency funds are considered a "primary plan," U.S. District Judge Robert W. Gettleman concluded the Illinois Insurance Guaranty Fund was not ...
Trump RTO Mandates Won’t Disrupt Big Law Policies—But Client Expectations Might
Three days a week in the office remains the most popular arrangement, five years after the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted ...
Why U.S. Big Law Was Mostly Sidelined in Asian IPOs in New York Last Year
Skadden, Latham, Kirkland and Davis Polk—traditionally the strongest legal advisers for major U.S. listings by Chinese companies—acted on fewer than five of these IPOs last year, according to a ...
Avantia Publicly Announces Agentic AI Platform Ava
The firm, which develops proprietary software to handle work for private equity clients, has been developing and using the ...