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Jenner & Block Boosts Mass Torts Practice with Strategic Mayer Brown Team Acquisition

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Chicago — Jenner & Block has strengthened its mass torts practice by acquiring a team of attorneys from Mayer Brown. The move aims to bolster the firm’s capabilities in handling large-scale litigation, a sector that has seen a surge in demand due to ongoing legal challenges across various industries. This transition includes several seasoned litigators who bring extensive experience to Jenner & Block. Their collective expertise focuses on complex litigation involving multiple plaintiffs, which has become increasingly vital in today’s legal landscape. As companies face a wave of lawsuits, particularly related to product liability and … Read more

Navigating Family Ties: Therapist Sahaj Kaur Kohli Shares Expert Tips for Managing In-Law Relationships

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In New York, therapist Sahaj Kaur Kohli shares valuable insights on navigating relationships with in-laws, a topic often fraught with tension and miscommunication. The dynamics between married couples and their respective families can greatly impact personal relationships. Understanding and managing these interactions is crucial for a harmonious family environment. Kohli emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries. She advises couples to openly discuss their needs and expectations regarding family involvement. Clear communication can help prevent misunderstandings and resentment from building up over time. It’s essential for partners to support each other in these discussions, as aligning … Read more

San Diego County Scores Legal Win as Appeals Court Reduces Damages in Excessive Force Case

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San Diego, California – After years of legal battles, San Diego County has achieved a significant win in the case of Mickail Myles, a man who was assaulted by a sheriff’s deputy and bitten by a police dog while he was handcuffed. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a previous jury ruling that awarded Myles $5 million, reducing the damages to $1.5 million, citing minimal evidence of lasting physical injury. In a ruling issued on May 12, the appellate judges noted that Myles did not suffer permanent damage from the dog bite other … Read more

Former Judge Luttig Slams Chief Justice Roberts for Inaction Against Trump’s Threats to Judiciary

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Arlington, Virginia — J. Michael Luttig, a prominent conservative voice and former federal judge, has expressed disappointment in Chief Justice John Roberts for what he describes as “unforgivable reticence” in addressing former President Donald Trump’s conduct. Luttig, who previously served on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, believes Roberts has been insufficiently proactive in countering Trump’s rhetoric that undermines the judiciary. Luttig has emerged as a vocal critic of Trump, even testifying before a congressional committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol. In his criticism of Roberts, he insists that … Read more