HB450 Ends Longstanding Presumption of Causation in Louisiana Personal Injury Cases

On June 4, 2025, Eunjee Kim, Senior Attorney and Head of the Employment & Labor Practice at Dentons Lee, delivered a focused webinar titled “7 Korean Labor Law Traps Every Global HR Leader Should Avoid.” Labor and Employment, Fair Trade, Seoul

Global law firm Dentons is pleased to welcome Jan Pohle as a new partner in its Düsseldorf office, effective June 2025, strengthening Dentons’ team of data protection, compliance, IP, and technology specialists in the Firm’s four offices in Germany. Intellectual Property and Technology, Intellectual Property and Technology in Germany, Europe, Germany, Düsseldorf

On June 4, 2025, Eunjee Kim, Senior Attorney and Head of the Employment & Labor Practice at Dentons Lee, delivered a focused webinar titled “7 Korean Labor Law Traps Every Global HR Leader Should Avoid.” Labor and Employment, Fair Trade, Seoul

Can I Sue After Getting Hit by a Semi-Truck in Pennsylvania? You may be eligible to sue after getting hit by a semi-truck in Pennsylvania if your case meets certain criteria. Someone else must be at fault for the accident, and you must have suffered damages. Depending on your insurance coverage, you may also need to meet Pennsylvania’s serious injury threshold.Working through these complex laws can be challenging when you’re already dealing with a life-altering injury. Cordisco & Saile LLC can help you make sense of your options and guide you through the legal process. If you or a loved one was injured in a truck accident, contact us today for a free consultation about your rights and next steps. Who Can Be Sued After a Semi-Truck Accident in PA? One or multiple parties may be liable for a semi-truck accident in Pennsylvania, including:The Truck…

This is how the Supreme Court’s newest justice deals with frustration

Lawyer who represents sex abuse victims is suspended for relationship with ‘vulnerable client’

Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. Our firm is now known more broadly than it’s ever been known in the legal community and even beyond the legal community. We have had clients and potential clients say to us sometimes, on a confidential basis, that they are particularly looking at us for matters because of how we’ve responded to what they at least personally agree with as attacks on the rule of law. — Laurie Carr Mims, managing partner of Keker Van Nest & Peters, in comments given to Law.com Pro Mid-Market, on the firm’s response following John Keker’s “60 Minutes” interview condemning the Trump administration’s actions against law firms. “We [were] willing to take on the risk. We’ve had a history of taking on the government when we see unconstitutional acts. We did so in the first Trump administration, we did so in the Biden administration,” Mims said. “We stand up against…

Kaufman Dolowich’s Christopher Nucifora, Chair of KD’s Commercial Litigation Practice Group and Co-Managing Partner of the firm’s New Jersey office, was featured in a Q & A in Am Law Litigation Daily article, where he reflected on how lessons learned from his early wrestling days have influenced his legal career. Mr. Nucifora wrestled during his youth up until his second year at Rutgers University, when he stopped to focus on his studies with intentions of getting into law school. More than two decades later, he is reflective on those years. He notes in the article, “I made the choice to concentrate on getting into law school rather than wrestling, which financially was a much better decision. But emotionally, it’s still something that sticks with me.” In fact, it’s the lessons that he picked up in wrestling that he still applies today in life as a litigator and outside counsel for clients. “I would say the hard work,…

Shoplifting, also known as Retail Theft in Illinois, might seem like a minor offense to some, but it carries serious legal consequences. As an experienced criminal defense attorney who has spent decades representing clients across the Chicagoland area, I can tell you that even after you’ve left the store, your chances of being caught are often higher than you think. In this article, we’ll explore the legal realities of shoplifting charges, explain how law enforcement handles these cases, and outline what you should do if you’re facing a Retail Theft charge. Whether you made a mistake or you’re being falsely accused, this guide is for you. Understanding Retail Theft in Illinois Continue Reading ›

Jonathan Shapiro (Columbia Law School; University of Oxford - University of Oxford, Corpus Christi College, Students; Columbia College (NY)) has posted The Purity of Precedent: Towards a Spectrum of Stare Decisis on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Rather than viewing stare decisis as a binary—as is standard in the literature—this Note proposes reconceptualizing it as encompassing a full spectrum of possible forms of the law of precedent. In viewing the range of extant views on what stare decisis requires, when it applies, and the underlying values that may or may not justify it, one sees that commentators, in viewing stare decisis as a binary, cannot help but talk past each other. Further, given that doctrines of precedent can and do undergo major shifts—as evidenced by the shifts in the use of precedent throughout English and American legal history—it seems unnatural to single out at most one point in this development as the "pure" form of…

Look, if you had one shot, or one opportunity, to seize everything you ever wanted [from Meta], would you capture it, or just let it slip? Faced with that opportunity, Eminem’s publishing company has opted for the “sue the hell out of Meta” route. You may have heard some of Eminem’s music (hopefully the pre-2009 cuts) on the apps you have your thumb glued to. That in itself isn’t surprising — he’s the top-selling rapper of all time, after all. But using his music without at least asking his permission first is begging for a wake-up call. US Magazine has coverage: Eminem filed a lawsuit against Meta Platforms — owner of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp — over allegations of copyright infringement. The rapper’s publishing company Eight Mile Style has accused Meta of putting Eminem’s music on its Reels Remix and Original Audio platforms without permission. A lawsuit filed on Friday, May 30, in Michigan is…

A book on The New Relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union was recently published. The book is edited by Dr. Emmanuel Guinchard (Liverpool John Moores University) and Prof. Carlo Panara (University of Leicester) and may be accessed here. Overview Covers the whole spectrum of the new relationship between the UK and the EU Contains original discussion and evaluations of the impact of Brexit on UK sovereignty Includes both topics covered in the recent agreements and topics that have been left in a grey area About the book Brexit has reshuffled the cards of the relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union. It is a once in a lifetime event, which ended nearly 50 years of EU Membership. EU law as such no longer applies in the United Kingdom and British citizens and companies no longer benefit from its advantages. Part of the previous regime has however been maintained (at times with amendments) through the series of treaties negotiated between…

Yesterday afternoon, Rise and Resist, a nonprofit group dedicated to opposing government acts that “threaten[] democracy, equality, and our civil liberties,” took a break from its weekly “cowardly law firm crawl” to gather outside the offices of some of the firms that have fought against the Trump administration’s unlawful executive orders — and won — to celebrate their courageousness.  If you recall, RAR previously demonstrated against Biglaw firms’ cowardice. Specifically, because “real lawyers don’t give in without a fight,” RAR rallied against the nine law firms — Paul Weiss; Skadden; Willkie Farr; Milbank; Kirkland & Ellis; Latham & Watkins; Simpson Thacher; A&O Shearman; and Cadwalader — that capitulated to Trump and signed pro bono payola deals that would forever stain their legacies. Here are some photos from the…

For over 20 years, Real Lawyers Have Blogs has explored how lawyers use publishing to build relationships, grow their business and share their expertise with the world. In that time, I’ve spoken with thousands of legal professionals, marketers and technologists who care about the same thing I do—how we can help lawyers get better at sharing their insight, commentary and story. The Real Lawyers podcast is a new extension of that conversation. Each week, I’ll sit down with a guest who has a unique perspective on legal publishing—whether they’re driving innovation, studying industry trends or just rolling up their sleeves and doing the work. We kick off with John Corey, co-founder of Greentarget—a strategic communications firm that has shaped the voice of thought leadership in the legal industry for two decades. Few have done more to elevate law firm publishing and earned media as a discipline rooted in trust, expertise, and…

Chemerinsky: SCOTUS takes on multiple challenges to executive orders from Trump administration

4th Circuit gives immigration judges chance to bypass administrative process in challenge to comments policy

Influencer who sued rival for alleged copycat styling and ‘aesthetic’ has dropped her lawsuit

Lawyer who sued Major Lindsey for allegedly shunning her was ‘able to resolve the matter’