Navigation CEO Joe Conroy saw dark clouds on the horizon for the firm’s dealmaking practices, but he didn’t realize they would blow in so fast. Click Here To Read The Full Article
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Citing 'Extravagant Measures' to Avoid Paying Judgment, Court Orders Defendants to Provide Monthly Financial Records to Plaintiff
“In light of the extraordinary disregard defendants have shown for their legal obligations over the past ten years, judicial intervention and post-judgment discovery is crucial to the authority of this court and the integrity of the judgment it awarded,” the court said. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Court Sides With US Patent and Trademark Office in Rejecting Bulk of Attorney's FOIA Request
A federal judge in Virginia sided with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, granting summary judgment in its favor after concluding the majority of information the office withheld in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request was exempted under the law. Click Here To Read The Full Article
As Latest Insurer-Friendly Tort Reform Measure Approaches DeSantis's Desk, Lawyers Swamp Courts with Lawsuits
“You’re going to find these injured Floridians unable to find an attorney that’s going to be willing to try and take on a case for them,” personal injury lawyer George Palaidis said of the measure that’s pending before the Florida Senate. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Deals or Bust: Corporate Lawyers Map Out Path Ahead for 2023
It seems no one is willing to put up with a slump in deals for too long. Click Here To Read The Full Article