Twelve exceptional law students from ABA-accredited law schools across the United States have been named recipients of… Continue Reading
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USLAW NETWORK announces practice group leadership updates
USLAW announces leadership updates for several practice groups, including Complex Tort and Product Liability, Construction Law, Medical Law, Professional Liability, and Transportation and Logistics. These leadership teams bring together experienced attorneys from across the NETWORK who collaborate with fellow USLAW members, client advisors and the broader client community to develop… Continue Reading
USLAW Live! Embracing AI in Modern Litigation with Patrick Foppe
Patrick Foppe of Lashly & Baer, P.C. in St. Louis, Missouri, joins USLAW Live! to explore how AI is reshaping the legal industry, why adoption is becoming essential and the many ways it can enhance everything from case management to more compelling case narratives. Patrick and USLAW Live! co-hosts Jessica… Continue Reading
Preemption falls away: A new era of broker exposure in trucking litigation
The U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC. USLAW NETWORK's Transportation and Logistics Practice Group Leadership Team examines the ruling and its implications for the transportation industry, with a focus on shipping and freight brokers. In Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC, No.… Continue Reading
USLAW announces several practice group leadership updates
We are pleased to announce several leadership updates across four USLAW NETWORK practice groups: Medical Law, Professional Liability, Retail & Hospitality Law, and Transportation & Logistics. Please see below for the practice group leaders for the coming year, along with several notable recent changes. Medical Law Shyrell Reed of Moran Reeves… Continue Reading
Lashly & Baer earn trio of defense victories
Patrick E. Foppe, member of Lashly & Baer, P.C. in St. Louis, Missouri, recently obtained summary judgment for American Millenium Insurance Company (AMIC). Zurich and Amazon had sued AMIC in an insurance dispute seeking more than $10 million in damages. The United States district Court for the Western District of… Continue Reading