July marks 12 years since Baggett Law opened its doors. As we continue to grow, so does our passion for serving individuals and families in our community. We look forward to continuing to make a positive impact for many more years. Thank you to our friends, family, clients, and community for being an integral part of our journey!
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Managing Partner and Founding Partner of the Creditors’ Rights/Bankruptcy Practice at Hill Wallack LLP
An excellent lawyer and good person.
It is with profound sadness that we at Hill Wallack learned of the passing of Kenneth Meiser. Ken was a true pioneer in the application of the law to affordable housing issues, and he devoted much of his legal career to helping meet the housing needs of the poor, capping off his career at Hill Wallack. Ken was a valued colleague, friend, and mentor and will be missed by all who knew him at the firm. Hill Wallack LLP
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So honored to be recognized in two categories.
Congratulations to the 67 attorneys from Conner & Winters who were recognized on the list of 2024 Best Lawyers! We're proud to have attorneys from every office recognized on this year's list, with partners from the Tulsa, OKC, Arkansas, and Washington D.C. offices receiving the "Lawyer of the Year" distinction.
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Today, we honor the leadership and dedication of past presidents who have shaped our nation. Wishing you a Happy Presidents Day from all of us at The Law Firm of JW Stafford, LLC! 🇺🇸 #presidentsday2024 #leadershipexcellence #employmentlaw #marylandattorney
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Remembering the visionary leadership and enduring legacy of Mwalimu Julius Nyerere on this Nyerere Day. Let's honor his contributions to our nation's progress and unity. #africorpattorneys #clientcare #lawfirm #tanzanianlaw #lawpractice #leagalstrategy #legalexperts #legalupdates #nyerereday
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Outside CLO I Venture Architect I Failed Entrepreneur I Business Courier "40 Under 40" I Author
Size matters... Never imagined I would play for a team that moves at this kind of speed. It's incredible. As we race to 1,000 lawyers and 35 national office locations (and simultaneous fly down the AMLaw100), it's important to reflect on why: The answer is leverage. Subject matter experts working beneath subject matter experts, each individually better at their niche than anyone that I've ever encountered professionally - all accessible within seconds at scale. Rather than continually pounding square pegs into circular and triangular holes, getting to the wrong destinations and spending needless delay and money along the way, we have square pegs, triangular ones, circular, hell hexagonal...and each shape in 20 different sizes. We have people that not only do IP... within that they do software IP...and within that do Gen-AI Data Privacy related issues...and within that do Gen-Ai Data Privacy issues related to licensing IP to the government...We have "Space Law" people for Christ's sake. It's amazing. No wasted bandwidth. No needless delay. No spending 5-10x on a project using someone "less expensive". Giving thanks to The Team...and making dreams come true at scale. 👨🚀 🚀 Cheers.
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It is an exciting time to be at Dinsmore! Thank you, The American Lawyer, for sharing the news of our third office opening in the Sunshine State. A very warm welcome to our new colleagues in Miami. We are thrilled to have you join us!
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As we celebrate our 75 year anniversary, we want to share a timeline of some of the big events that occurred over the years. As this year continues to unfold, we are excited to share more about these momentous events. Thank you for all our clients that have kept us in business since Ed Clyde founded our firm in 1949. We are excited to continue serving and being apart of the Salt Lake Valley. https://ow.ly/z59h50QJZsP #clydesnow #75yearanniversary #utahlawfirm #saltlakecity #saltlakelawfirm #lawoffices #lawfirm #utahlaw
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Wonderful! Professor Freer is the GOAT of Civil Procedure!!
Today marks Richard D. Freer's first day as the dean of Emory University School of Law! Rich, a longtime leader within Emory, is passionate about building excellence at Emory Law. I am certain the school will thrive under his leadership, and I look forward to working with him closely to accelerate his ambitious goals. Get to know Rich and his plans for Emory Law: https://lnkd.in/ebzEPGUU
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Now this is exciting. It’s the abolishment of the “forms” of action and the merger of law and equity. But just because the FRCP uses different vocabulary for the same thing doesn’t make one synonym “wrong.”We can all agree that in Illinois law there are things called “causes of action.” And District Courts presiding over diversity actions apply Illinois law, in approximately one diversity case out of fifty. But the federal courts only apply the substantive law of the applicable state, not the procedure. Except when District Courts are presiding over enforcement of money judgements. So Easterbeook is really onto something really important in the quote. But His Honor forgot rule 2: “There is one form of action—the civil action.” “Adoption of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in 1938 merged law and equity into a single civil jurisdiction and established uniform rules of procedure.” https://lnkd.in/gcqQk9hi.
Partner at Freeman, Mathis, & Gary, LLP, Second Vice President of Illinois Defense Counsel, Member of DRI Taskforce on TPLF, and Co-host of Podium and Panel Podcast
In the recent oral argument in Roberts v. Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc., Judge Easterbrook said the following: "There is no such thing in federal practice as cause of action. The word is claims. So I'm happy if you stick with claims. Causes of action in federal court were abolished in 1936." Adam Feldman, J.D., Ph.D. Cory Webster Dan Cotter Cedric Bond Cameron Atkinson do you know what he is referring to? I have looked and cannot find it. #law #lawyers #appeals #attorneys #civilprocedure
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What could be the fate of the claim of Alves, if he had filed the case in Ohio's US District Court, especially when there is a forum selection clause in the terms of use of the website? If Alves had filed his claim in Ohio, whether the District Court at Ohio could legally interpret the provisions of privacy laws of Massachusetts, on the basis of which the claim was filed in District Court located in Massachusetts? When a Massachusetts statute was the basis of claim of the plaintiff, and, prima facia, Goodyear has violated the said statute, then should it not be appropriate to try the case instead of dismissing the same summarily?
Alves v. Goodyear is an unremarkable reminder of the time wasted on dumb lawsuits, in this case because the internet is not enough to confer personal jurisdiction everywhere a website is accessible. In signing the Order, Judge Young took the opportunity to commemorate his advancement to senior status, with a tribute to Hon. Peleg Sprague (D. Mass. 1841–1865). Cheers! 👏👨⚖️
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Exciting news as Dinsmore & Shohl LLP has added experienced trial lawyer Brad Steffen to their team! Learn more about Steffen and his background ⬇️ #MemberNews
Dinsmore Welcomes Brad Steffen to Covington
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Congratulations! Awesome to see your success!