Gemma Horowitz

Maryland-based Offit Kurman Attorneys At Law said it has merged with Los Angeles boutique firm Clark Trevithick, adding 15 more attorneys to its portfolio.

Maryland-based Offit Kurman Attorneys At Law said it has merged with Los Angeles boutique firm Clark Trevithick, adding 15 more attorneys to its portfolio.

A New Jersey personal injury attorney is seeking to dodge a discrimination suit that alleges he pressured a former employee to lie in an affidavit and fired her for not doing so, on the grounds that he was never the plaintiff’s employer.

A New Jersey personal injury attorney is seeking to dodge a discrimination suit that alleges he pressured a former employee to lie in an affidavit and fired her for not doing so, on the grounds that he was never the plaintiff’s employer.

Greenspoon Marder’s representation of the name, image and likeness group for Vanderbilt University athletes and Kelley Drye and others’ work on behalf of North Carolina’s suit against makers of “forever chemicals” lead this edition of Law360 Pulse’s Spotlight On Mid-Law Work, recapping the top matte…

A former NuVasive Inc. sales representative faced headwinds Monday during his second trip through the First Circuit, this time trying to convince the panel that a judge shouldn’t have taken a shortcut in awarding his former employer $1.6 million in damages for his breach of a noncompete agreement.

A former San Antonio lawyer who surrendered his law license and filed for bankruptcy this year amid allegations that he mishandled millions in client funds was jailed this week on federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering.

A three-member panel of the National Labor Relations Board has ordered Absolute Healthcare to reinstate a worker fired in August 2020, affirming an earlier finding by an NLRB judge that the company had unlawfully fired her for engaging in unionizing activity.

An attorney representing a Georgia district attorney’s office argued in a district court hearing Friday that a former top aide’s pregnancy bias class should be tossed because she was a member of the district attorney’s personal staff and therefore can’t bring her claims under Title VII of the Civil…

The Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to take up the appeal of a public-sector union that argues Michigan’s right-to-work law should still let it charge non-union members who want to file grievances or use other union services.