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Section 301 Forced Labor Tariffs Challenged Again—This Time by 25 State Attorney Generals
On August 3, 2026, the state attorney generals of twenty-five states (25) co-led by State of Oregon, Arizona and California filed a complaint in the Court of International Trade (CIT) challenging tariffs imposed under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 (Section 301)...
Lawyer Laterals: Free Agents with No Comp Caps
Last week’s announcement of the move by Wachtell’s co-chair and veteran litigator to Gibson Dunn certainly got a lot of press. Rightfully so. But I started to think about what’s contributing to or maybe causing so many partners to jump ship....
California Employment News: Is Your Employee Handbook Up to Date?
Source: YouTubeSummaryIn this episode of California Employment News, Weintraub Tobin shareholder Meagan Bainbridge and associate Nikki Mahmoudi discuss the key provisions every legally compliant handbook should address.In this episode, they cover: Foundational...
Honor Courts, Boards, And Academic Dishonesty
Many law schools have a disciplinary body of students, faculty, or a combination of the two, that determine violations of the law school’s “honor code.” These “honor courts” or “honor boards” are quasi-adjudicatory creatures. The purpose of these boards is a bit of...
The Legal Legend That Answered No To A Secretary’s Desk
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! She graduated near the top of her Stanford Law class of 1952, made law review and the Order of the Coif… but upon graduation, the only job offer she got in California was as a legal secretary....
Romantic Scandal Ends In Multimillion-Dollar Payout — See Also
It Looks Like The Jackson Walker/Federal Judge Scandal Is Officially Over: Some ~$20 million later… First Lateral Raid Just One Month After Mega-Merger: Sorry, Hogan Lovells Cadwalader, but Sidley really needed that fund finance team. Todd Blanche Is About To Be...
Legal Considerations for Managing and Paying Contractors Across Borders
Managing and paying contractors across borders comes down to a handful of recurring questions.
Mediators in London: The World’s Disputes Find Their Way to the Capital
In the end, the demand for London’s mediators is a function of the city itself: the commerce, the contracts, the courts, and the trusted institutions are all in one place.
Unintentional Violations: How Licensing Gaps Can Lead to Construction Disputes
Licensing and documentation will not eliminate all risks in a construction project. They can, however, reduce the confusion that turns practical problems into legal ones.