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A former Wall Street Journal reporter’s lawsuit against Dechert LLP over an alleged hacking scheme that led to his firing should be thrown out because he waited too long to file it, the law firm told a federal court.
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Profits were up at Paul Hastings last year, even as an economic downturn slowed work and prompted major law firms to cut costs.
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An aggressive top-down push to improve federal offices’ cybersecurity will alter workflows for contractors, and the private sector is joined by some voices within the government in objecting to additional regulatory requirements.
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Which law schools are leading the way in bridging the justice gap? Bloomberg Law’s Law School Innovation Program is recognizing groundbreaking innovations in six categories: justice, business, experience, pedagogy, student development, and technology. This article spotlights the seven law school programs that earned top scores in the “justice” category.
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