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“At no time during either of these bench conferences did any party actually object to the sleeping juror,” said Justice Richard L. Gabriel.

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ICYMI. 'They've Got the Wrong Defendants': On Day 1 of Trial, Defense Counsel Says Doctors, Not Distributors, Should Be Sued Over Opioid Epidemic

Justice Clarence Thomas in the legal news this week, in a roundabout way ...

Court of Appeals Judge Tyler Buller expressed reservations about applying 2019 Iowa Supreme Court case "Whitlow v. McConnaha" to this case and “whether it should be applied as broadly as the language in the supreme court’s footnote suggests.”

Will Big Law disrupt itself by holding fast to such rigid social media policies?

Clients don’t care if their outside counsel get yoga lessons, smoothie machines or other goodies, and frankly, most lawyers don’t want that stuff anyway. What they actually want is to be mentored and developed, to feel valued and enjoy what they do. And that’s what matters to clients too.
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The Virginia Court of Appeals affirmed the circuit court’s ruling where it refused to set aside a default judgment that was imposed as a discovery sanction.

Virginia lawyer Kevin B. Rack allegedly violated Rules of Professional Conduct pertaining to fees and conflict of interest, according to the Virginia Beach Circuit Court order.

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