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[ad_1] Welcome back to Higher Law, our weekly briefing on all things cannabis. I’m Cheryl Miller, reporting for Law.com from Sacramento. This week we’re looking
[ad_1] British consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in 11 months amid concerns about inflation and soaring fuel bills, suggesting rising costs of
[ad_1] A firm’s commitment to well-being and attorneys’ sense of “control” over their work have a significant impact on whether they’re overwhelmed, according to new
[ad_1] France’s TotalEnergies has expressed support for targeted sanctions on Myanmar’s gas revenue flows, a policy shift that activists say could have important financial implications
[ad_1] Good morning.This article is our live version First FT communication.Sign up for our Asia, Europe/Africa or America Get it straight to your inbox every
[ad_1] A bipartisan push in Congress for greater transparency on federal judges’ financial ties, a proposed rule change for amicus filers and a vow by Chief
[ad_1] When you hear the terms manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, it may be hard to distinguish between them. We Asked a Dallas homicide defense
[ad_1] Inflation in Japan rose 0.5 percent last month from a year earlier, growing at the fastest pace in nearly two years for the second
[ad_1] Each week, the Law.com Barometer newsletter, powered by the ALM Global Newsroom and Legalweek brings you the trends, disruptions, and shifts our reporters and editors are tracking through
[ad_1] With Milbank yet again raising associates salaries—for the second time in less than a year—Big Law firms should expect compensation to keep escalating so long as
[ad_1] Something compelled Fourth District Court of Appeal Judge Martha Warner to write a passionate dissent in a family law ruling this week, but it wasn’t the
[ad_1] A U.S. district judge has referred a Boston attorney accused of feeding answers to his client in a Zoom deposition to receive counseling from
[ad_1] Welcome back to Higher Law, our weekly briefing on all things cannabis. I’m Cheryl Miller, reporting for Law.com from Sacramento. This week we’re looking
[ad_1] British consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in 11 months amid concerns about inflation and soaring fuel bills, suggesting rising costs of
[ad_1] A firm’s commitment to well-being and attorneys’ sense of “control” over their work have a significant impact on whether they’re overwhelmed, according to new
[ad_1] France’s TotalEnergies has expressed support for targeted sanctions on Myanmar’s gas revenue flows, a policy shift that activists say could have important financial implications
