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A New York federal judge won't let Preble-Rish Haiti SA pause its $23 million award enforcement suit against the Haitian government, ruling Tuesday that the engineering firm most likely won't succeed while appealing for discovery access to the country's central bank funds.
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## Altice Hit With Suit Over Canceled Internet During Pandemic
Altice USA has been hit with a proposed class action accusing the telecommunications company of cutting off internet and phone service to its customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite signing a Federal Communications Commission pledge not to do so.
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## PEOPLE
## Cipriani & Werner Adds Ex-Manhattan DA To Cyber Team
Pittsburgh-based Cipriani & Werner continued its growth this year with the addition of a former Manhattan district attorney with over a decade of experience working on a variety of enforcement and cybersecurity matters to its Philadelphia office, the firm announced Tuesday.
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## PRACTICAL GUIDANCE
## Structured Ch. 11 Dismissals Aren't Dead, Despite Jevic
A New York bankruptcy court's recent approval of structured Chapter 11 dismissals in KG Winddown demonstrates that the rumored demise of such distributions hasn't come to pass, in part due to the U.S. Supreme Court's failure to address their legality in its 2017 opinion in Jevic, say Dan Prieto and Mark Douglas at Jones Day.
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## LEGAL INDUSTRY
## These 4 Law Firms Are The Most 'Fearsome'
Four law firms were dubbed the most "fearsome" to face off against in court, according to a new report by BTI Consulting Group coming out Thursday. Read full article »
## Litigation Spending Outpaces Case Growth In US
For the first time in nearly a decade, the amount of money being spent on litigation in the United States is outpacing the growth in cases, a new report shows.
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## Sussmann Seeks Clarity On 'Vague,' 'Confusing' Indictment
Former Perkins Coie LLP partner Michael Sussmann asked a D.C. federal court on Wednesday to require the U.S. Department of Justice to provide more specificity to the "vague" and "confusing" indictment that accuses the cybersecurity expert of lying to the FBI in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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BigLaw Wants 'Unicorn' In Ga. Mergers, Comes Up Short
There's an appetite among large law firms to enter or grow in the Georgia legal market through a combination, but for many firms the perfect acquisition partner either doesn't exist or isn't interested, local legal recruiters say.
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## Koh Questioned Over COVID-19 Ruling At 9th Circ. Hearing
U. S. District Judge Lucy H. Koh, one of President Joe Biden's nominees for the Ninth Circuit, defended herself against criticism from Republicans over her decision upholding California COVID-19 restrictions on indoor at-home religious gatherings when she testified before a Senate panel considering her nomination Wednesday.
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## Atty Tardiness Leads Court To Nix Quinn Emanuel Bias Suit
The D.C. Circuit declined Wednesday to revive a fired associate's race and gender discrimination lawsuit against Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, scolding the attorney for repeatedly missing deadlines in her appeal and ignoring the court's warnings about her tardiness.
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## ABA To Attorneys: When In Doubt, Use A Translator
If there is any uncertainty surrounding a client's ability to understand the case against them or their attorney's advice, that lawyer should err on the side of caution and hire a translator, an American Bar Association panel said in newly issued guidelines.
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## Montana Firm Challenges State's Employer Vax Mandate Ban
A Montana-based law firm asked a state court on Tuesday to do away with the state's ban on employer vaccine mandates, claiming the measure runs afoul of Montana's constitution and places its employees at "increased risk to their health and safety."
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