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A former New Jersey state judge has called on a federal court to maintain her suit accusing current and former state treasurers of illegally withholding her pay while she was suspended amid a since-dismissed criminal case, telling the court their motion to dismiss is hung up on substantive questions that are "not ripe" yet.

Dakota Buttar is the 2023 PBR Canada Champion, he won the title in Edmonton Alberta on the weekend at Roger's Place.

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP's management intends to dissolve the firm in the near future following a partner vote on the plan last week, Law360 Pulse confirmed on Tuesday. The plan means the end of the 147-year-old New York-based firm, but it follows more than a year of a trickle, and at times a torrent, of departures and unsuccessful merger talks.

The Third Circuit ruled Tuesday against a Pennsylvania man convicted of stalking his ex-girlfriend who claimed that he was never properly warned of the risks of representing himself, in an opinion finding that his claims were procedurally defaulted because he failed to raise them first at the trial level.

A former WilmerHale senior associate is suing the firm in New York state court for racial discrimination and retaliation, alleging that because he is Black the firm unfairly targeted him with negative work evaluations and ultimately fired him after he had a dispute with a higher-ranking attorney.

Buttar, who also finished second in the accompanying 5/5 Bucking Battle, now leads No. 2 Cody Coverchuk by 10.84 national points By Kacie Albert GRANDE PRAIRE, Alta. – At the seventh PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Canada Cup Series, presented by Wrangler, event of the year in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Dakota Buttar (Eatonia, Saskatchewan) rode a

By Kacie Albert GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. – As the seventh PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Canada Cup Series, presented by Wrangler, event of the season got underway Saturday evening in Grande Prairie, Alberta, the race to be crowned the 2023 Canadian Champion, and earn the coveted $100,000 bonus, intensified. Coy Robbins (Camrose, Alberta) wowed the electric

The civil rights class action stemming from the politically motivated "Bridgegate" traffic jam hit another delay Wednesday with the court-appointed mediator from Kaufman Dolowich Voluck LLP withdrawing from her role in the New Jersey federal case, citing an unspecified conflict involving the firm one day after she was selected for the position.

One of the former McElroy Deutsch Mulvaney & Carpenter LLP executives accused of stealing over $3 million from the firm fought back against its legal claim on her home in New Jersey state court this week, arguing it is a "proverbial 'stranglehold'" preventing her from accessing the equity needed to defend herself in the case.

An oil company suing Locke Lord LLP for malpractice urged a New Jersey state court Wednesday to direct it to turn over its entire client file as discovery in the business' lawsuit alleging the firm took part in losing a $2.5 million escrow payment for a construction project financing deal.