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If you were injured after slipping and falling but a warning sign was posted, you can still file a lawsuit for your injuries. But several factors...
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Both Berke and Matz worked on the first impeachment of President Donald Trump, and recently reunited to help defend Pennsylvania in its postelection...
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Calhoun said this week he was motivated by a belief that the election had been "stolen," despite dozens of courts, election officials and even...
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We're coming up on two years that Google v. Oracle. has been pending before the Supreme Court. The clash over copyrightability, fair use and Java...
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Latham & Watkins litigation chair Michele Johnson shares her predictions for 2021 and discusses what courtroom technology changes may stick...
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Joshua Schiller, son of firm co-founder Jonathan Schiller, was arrested Thursday in Ross, California.
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