Tony Rospert and Filip Cukovic of Thompson Hine examine recent court decisions that highlight some of the unsettled questions about attorney-client communications during deposition breaks.
Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig, an 80-attorney firm headquartered in Leesburg, recently picked up a five-person team from ...
A traffic consultant hired by the Town of Oyster Bay to review a proposal for the expansion of a mosque in Bethpage has been ...
The book by trial lawyer Tom Melsheimer and former trial judge and current appellate Justice Craig Smith is a rare “how to” ...
When Mark Sanchez emerged from the Adult Detention Center Sunday morning after his fingerprinting, booking and mugshot as a result of the battery felony he faces because of an ...
New artificial intelligence-powered legal tech tools have stoked large fears of job losses for paralegals, but those fears so ...
Not long after California surgeon Andrew S. Hsu landed a job with a cosmetic surgery chain in Georgia, several of his ...
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Docs With Troubled Pasts Are Performing Cosmetic Surgeries Tied to Pain, Injuries
An investigation by KFF Health News found that lawsuits filed by injured patients have trailed the industry's growth, in some cases alleging that surgeons lacked adequate training, had histories of ...
Generative AI trains on copyrighted music without permission. Neural fingerprinting detects both AI-generated tracks and ...
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