Posts from April 2023.
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Cooperation with the Justice Department: The Rules are Changing
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Tags: Clawback Policy, Department of Justice, United States Attorneys, Voluntary Disclosure Policies, White-Collar Crime

Synopsis of the Department of Justice’s recent updates to its corporate voluntary self-disclosure policies, including a new clawback policy to impose costs of corporate crime on responsible executives.

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Illinois Attorneys Could Be Liable for Punitive Damages in Malpractice Claims
Tags: Compensatory Damages, Legal Malpractice Claims, Punitive Damages

Analyzes an Illinois Supreme Court ruling that in some legal malpractice cases, attorneys may have to pay the punitive damages their clients incurred in the underlying case

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Oh Snap! Fast-Acting Defendants Circumvent the Forum Defendant Rule
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Tags: Federal Forum Provisions, Forum Defendant Rule, Snap Removal

Analysis of how forum defendants are able to remove cases to home-state federal courts with the developing practice of snap removal.

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