Defense

Charlie Kirk Killing Location Turns Key for Tyler Robinson’s Defense Strategy

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In an ongoing legal case, the location where Charlie Kirk was killed may provide crucial insights for the defense of Tyler Robinson, who has been accused of the murder. This development raises questions about the events surrounding the incident, as well as the implications for both the prosecution and defense. The defense team for Robinson has focused on the significance of the crime scene, arguing that the details of the location could clarify their client’s actions on that fateful night. They believe this evidence may shed light on the circumstances leading to Kirk’s death, which … Read more

"New NDAA Regulations Revolutionize Defense Contractor Oversight: Tens of Thousands Face Expanded Scrutiny Under Section 847"

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Arlington, Virginia — A new chapter in defense procurement is unfolding as the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) plans to implement stringent measures related to foreign ownership and influence across the defense supply chain, following significant legislative changes. Section 847 of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2020 dramatically expands the scope of evaluations for companies seeking to work with the DoD. Previously limited to contractors needing access to classified information, these evaluations will now apply broadly to all contracts or subcontracts worth more than $5 million, regardless of the classification of … Read more

Understanding USLI’s Umbrella Policy: Key Insights on Liability, Coverage Limits, and Legal Defense

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In Wilmington, Delaware, the intricate details of liability insurance policies are coming under scrutiny as businesses and individuals alike seek to understand their coverage. The USLI umbrella policy lays out specific conditions that dictate when payouts occur in the event of a loss, raising questions about clarity and fairness in the insurance market. Under this policy, the insurer commits to covering losses that exceed a designated retained limit, but only if the policyholder is legally liable for damages. It highlights that the company is not responsible for defending claims that are already addressed by other … Read more

Delving into Public Nuisance Claims: Tune into Episode 17 of the Unfair Competition Defense Podcast

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Chicago, Illinois — Episode 17 of the Unfair Competition Defense Podcast delves into the rising prominence of public nuisance claims in mass tort litigation. Host Greg Nylen welcomes Frank Citera, a shareholder at Greenberg Traurig, to explore this intricate area of law. Citera provides insights on how public nuisance claims have emerged as key considerations in various legal disputes, particularly in cases involving multiple plaintiffs seeking collective redress. These claims often arise in industries that have significant impacts on public health and safety, making their implications far-reaching. The Unfair Competition Defense Podcast, produced by Greenberg … Read more