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Legal Aid keeps its Big Law backing, lessons are learned from NJ Transit’s defeat, and a sliver of millionaires say to tax them more.
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Archdiocese-Chubb War and Hochul’s Climate Shift: New York Brief
Hochul may have an intraparty fight on her hands, Skadden’s accused of being “potentially conflicted” from advising Intel, and Gateway seeks a new CFO.
‘Militia’ Claims Shake Up Governor’s Race: New York Brief
A fashion tech founder pleads guilty in a $300 million fraud, Harvey Weinstein heads to a third trial, and you can now sue NJ Transit in New York.
Trump Resumes Battle Against Big Law Firms: New York Brief
The DOJ makes its case against Live Nation, Kathryn Ruemmler will testify on her Epstein ties, and Hogan Lovells’ New York revenue is set to grow.
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