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Katten Expands Restructuring Practice with Addition of Genevieve Weiner from Sidley Austin in Los Angeles

Katten Expands Restructuring Practice with Addition of Genevieve Weiner from Sidley Austin in Los Angeles

Katten Expands Restructuring Practice with Addition of Genevieve Weiner from Sidley Austin in Los Angeles
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Jones Day Partner David E. Nahmias to Moderate White Collar Practice Panel at ABA Institute

Jones Day Partner David E. Nahmias to Moderate White Collar Practice Panel at ABA Institute

David E. Nahmias, a partner at Jones Day, is slated to moderate a plenary session titled "White Collar Practice One Year Into President Trump's 2.0 Administration" at the Southeastern White Collar Crime Institute 2026. This event, hosted by the American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section, will take place from September 9–11, 2026, in Braselton, Georgia. The panel will feature prominent legal professionals, including Stephanie K. McGuire of Hilder & Associates, Paul B. Murphy of King & Spalding, Adria L. Perez of Reed Smith, and Ripley Rand of Womble Bond Dickinson. The discussion will focus on recent developments in federal white-collar enforcement during the first year of the current administration, addressing the increasingly complex enforcement landscape faced by companies and individuals.
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Proskauer Strengthens Regulatory and Public Law Capabilities with Christine Le Bihan-Graf in Paris Office

Proskauer Strengthens Regulatory and Public Law Capabilities with Christine Le Bihan-Graf in Paris Office

Proskauer Strengthens Regulatory and Public Law Capabilities with Christine Le Bihan-Graf in Paris Office
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Gibson Dunn Appoints Clay Brett as Partner, Bolstering Energy and Private Equity Practices

Gibson Dunn Appoints Clay Brett as Partner, Bolstering Energy and Private Equity Practices

Gibson Dunn Appoints Clay Brett as Partner, Bolstering Energy and Private Equity Practices
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Blank Rome Appoints Tarek Abdalla as Co-Chair of Construction Infrastructure Practice

Blank Rome Appoints Tarek Abdalla as Co-Chair of Construction Infrastructure Practice

Blank Rome Appoints Tarek Abdalla as Co-Chair of Construction Infrastructure Practice
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Plave Koch PLC Launches 'Beyond the Bar' Attorney Spotlight Series Featuring Partner Lee Plave

Plave Koch PLC Launches 'Beyond the Bar' Attorney Spotlight Series Featuring Partner Lee Plave

Plave Koch PLC Launches 'Beyond the Bar' Attorney Spotlight Series Featuring Partner Lee Plave
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Eighth Circuit Rules Former Lockton Co-Owners Owe $9 Million in Fees for Contract Breach

Eighth Circuit Rules Former Lockton Co-Owners Owe $9 Million in Fees for Contract Breach

Eighth Circuit Rules Former Lockton Co-Owners Owe $9 Million in Fees for Contract Breach
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Jackson Municipal Court Expands Public Hours to Enhance Accessibility for Citizens

Jackson Municipal Court Expands Public Hours to Enhance Accessibility for Citizens

The Jackson Municipal Court has announced an expansion of its public operating hours to improve accessibility for citizens. According to a City of Jackson news release, the court will now be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. These extended hours will allow individuals to make payments and handle other court-related matters through Court Services and the Traffic Division. Chief Municipal Judge Lilli Bass stated that the Municipal Court's purpose is to serve the people of Jackson, and accessibility is a crucial component of that service. The updated schedule provides opportunities for citizens to address their court matters outside of traditional working hours, including early mornings, evenings, and Saturday mornings. The Jackson Municipal Court is located at 327 E. Pascagoula St. in Downtown Jackson, and its listed phone number is 601-960-2425.
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North Carolina Criminal Law Blog Discusses Arraignment Requirements and State v. Shook Precedent

North Carolina Criminal Law Blog Discusses Arraignment Requirements and State v. Shook Precedent

The North Carolina Criminal Law Blog is examining the state's legal requirement that arraignment not occur in the same week as a trial, as stipulated by G.S. 15A-943(b). This discussion, part two of a series, focuses on instances where arraignment is delayed or overlooked. The blog references the precedent set by *State v. Shook*, a 1977 North Carolina Supreme Court case, which established that a violation of this statute constitutes reversible error without requiring the defendant to prove prejudice. The *Shook* case involved a defendant tried and convicted on felony firearm and assault charges, where arraignment was repeatedly delayed and ultimately occurred on the day trial was set to begin. The court denied the defendant's objection, interpreting it as a motion to continue, but the Supreme Court later ruled that the statute vests a right in the defendant to sufficient time for trial preparation.
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed 9/11 Trial Set for June 2028 at Guantanamo Bay

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed 9/11 Trial Set for June 2028 at Guantanamo Bay

A U.S. military judge has scheduled a trial date of June 5, 2028, for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three alleged accomplices accused of plotting the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. This date is 18 months later than the January 2027 start requested by prosecutors, with the additional time allocated to resolve pretrial disputes, including disagreements over admissible evidence. Mohammed is accused of developing and directing the plot to crash hijacked airliners into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, with another plane crashing in Pennsylvania. He will stand trial alongside Walid bin Attash, Ali Abdul Aziz Ali, and Mustafa al-Hawsawi, who are among the last detainees at the U.S. military base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This trial has faced numerous delays over more than two decades, with a previously scheduled trial in 2021 being canceled.
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Selena Gomez Seeks Dismissal of 'Meritless' Fraud Lawsuit Against Wondermind Mental Health Startup

Selena Gomez Seeks Dismissal of 'Meritless' Fraud Lawsuit Against Wondermind Mental Health Startup

Selena Gomez Seeks Dismissal of 'Meritless' Fraud Lawsuit Against Wondermind Mental Health Startup
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EEOC Sues Dentsu for Alleged Pregnancy Discrimination in Hiring

EEOC Sues Dentsu for Alleged Pregnancy Discrimination in Hiring

EEOC Sues Dentsu for Alleged Pregnancy Discrimination in Hiring