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Celebrity Lawyer Mark Geragos Expands Firm's Presence in New York Amid Rise in High-Profile Cases

Celebrity Lawyer Mark Geragos Expands Firm's Presence in New York Amid Rise in High-Profile Cases

Celebrity Lawyer Mark Geragos Expands Firm's Presence in New York Amid Rise in High-Profile Cases
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Jones Day Appoints Alexander Southwell to Bolster Cybersecurity and Data Protection Practice

Jones Day Appoints Alexander Southwell to Bolster Cybersecurity and Data Protection Practice

Jones Day Appoints Alexander Southwell to Bolster Cybersecurity and Data Protection Practice
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Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Welcomes Mass Tort Litigator Frank Talbott to Richmond Office

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Welcomes Mass Tort Litigator Frank Talbott to Richmond Office

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Welcomes Mass Tort Litigator Frank Talbott to Richmond Office
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Netflix House Venue in King of Prussia Sold for $60 Million to EPR Properties

Netflix House Venue in King of Prussia Sold for $60 Million to EPR Properties

Netflix House Venue in King of Prussia Sold for $60 Million to EPR Properties
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Georgia Appeals Court Undermines 2025 Tort-Reform Law by Allowing Injury Details in Initial Trial Phase

Georgia Appeals Court Undermines 2025 Tort-Reform Law by Allowing Injury Details in Initial Trial Phase

Georgia Appeals Court Undermines 2025 Tort-Reform Law by Allowing Injury Details in Initial Trial Phase
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Everett Municipal Court to Implement New Case Management and E-Filing Systems by October 2026

Everett Municipal Court to Implement New Case Management and E-Filing Systems by October 2026

The Everett Municipal Court in Washington is set to implement a new case management system, Enterprise Justice, and introduce mandatory electronic filing via eFile & Serve. The transition will begin on September 8, 2026, with a full 'Go Live' date for the Enterprise Justice system on September 14, 2026. Mandatory electronic filing will commence on October 14, 2026. During this period, the court will experience temporary closures to the public on specific afternoons in September and October 2026. The existing Judicial Information System (JIS) and JABS calendar will be disabled, with prosecutors, public defenders, and justice partners transitioning to the Judicial Access Browser System (JABS). Private bar attorneys will be required to use JIS Link, as continued use of legacy JIS may result in data loss. Additionally, the 'schedule' feature on JIS Link for attorney searches will no longer be available, requiring attorneys to track client court dates independently until court calendars and documents become acc...
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Seoul Office Market Undergoing Sectoral Restructuring, Not Simple Polarization

Seoul Office Market Undergoing Sectoral Restructuring, Not Simple Polarization

Seoul Office Market Undergoing Sectoral Restructuring, Not Simple Polarization
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The Regulatory Group Offers Courses to Navigate U.S. Regulatory Process

The Regulatory Group Offers Courses to Navigate U.S. Regulatory Process

The Regulatory Group (TRG) is providing specialized courses designed to educate individuals on the intricacies of the U.S. regulatory process. These courses are tailored for a diverse audience, including federal agency staff responsible for drafting, implementing, and interpreting rules, as well as personnel from non-government organizations who engage with regulatory agencies and comment on proposed rules. TRG emphasizes practical, real-world explanations of how the regulatory process functions. The curriculum covers various aspects, such as analyzing public comments in rulemaking, understanding agency guidance, and mastering plain writing for government documents. Additionally, courses delve into the Federal Administrative Process, including judicial review of agency rulemaking, and offer seminars for senior agency executives on policymaking decisions. These training programs are offered both in-person in the DC area and occasionally nationwide, with online options also available.
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New Orleans Fire Department and Union Clash in Court Over 'Out-of-Class' Work Assignments

New Orleans Fire Department and Union Clash in Court Over 'Out-of-Class' Work Assignments

The New Orleans Fire Department (NOFD) and the local fire fighters union are currently in court to resolve a dispute regarding 'out-of-class' work assignments. The union alleges that the NOFD is compelling fire fighters to perform duties for which they lack proper training, specifically operating pumper and ladder trucks, without additional compensation. This situation arises because the fire department reportedly has an insufficient number of personnel trained for these specialized roles. Historically, overtime pay would be offered to qualified individuals to cover these shifts. However, due to limitations on overtime, fire fighters are now being ordered to undertake these tasks without extra remuneration. Aaron Mischler, president of the fire fighters association, stated that the union intervened because fire fighters are being ordered to perform these duties without compensation. New Orleans Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Michael Harrison acknowledged the need for more trained personnel and stated that ...
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Lowell Residents File Lawsuit Against Markley Group Data Center Over Environmental Concerns

Lowell Residents File Lawsuit Against Markley Group Data Center Over Environmental Concerns

A coalition of 10 Lowell residents has filed a lawsuit in Middlesex Superior Court against the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) and Markley Group LLC. The 94-page filing challenges MassDEP's decision to authorize Markley Group's operation of 27 industrial diesel backup generators and 16 cooling towers in a densely populated residential area. The lawsuit alleges that this authorization occurred prior to final plan approval and describes the process as a 'flawed air quality plan.' Jeff Markley, CEO of Markley Group, expressed concern that such opposition could hinder Massachusetts' competitiveness in the global economy, stating that companies might choose other states like Virginia or Texas for their data center needs. He emphasized that Markley Lowell is a colocation data center, distinct from hyperscale facilities that serve single large clients and consume vast resources. Markley Group has invested at least $650 million in its Lowell facility since purchasing the former Princ...
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Morgan Morgan Unveils Proprietary AI Platform MX2, Plans Future Expansion to Other Law Firms

Morgan Morgan Unveils Proprietary AI Platform MX2, Plans Future Expansion to Other Law Firms

Morgan Morgan Unveils Proprietary AI Platform MX2, Plans Future Expansion to Other Law Firms
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Tokyo's TMI Associates Establishes First Standalone Oceania Outpost in Sydney

Tokyo's TMI Associates Establishes First Standalone Oceania Outpost in Sydney

Tokyo's TMI Associates Establishes First Standalone Oceania Outpost in Sydney