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Suspended Phila. Plaintiffs Lawyer Reinstated Amid Larger Fee Dispute

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By Amanda O'Brien Verified
| The Legal Intelligencer Verified
Brian D. Kent founder of Laffey Bucci Kent. Courtesy photo Philadelphia plaintiffs attorney Brian Kent has been reinstated from suspension, according to an order filed by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania on Thursday.
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Reed Smith Consolidates ALSP, Legal-Ops Team, E-Discovery, Staff Attorneys Under One Umbrella

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By Amanda O'Brien Verified
| American Lawyer Verified
Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ Law.com Reed Smith has launched a new Legal Solutions group, combining its staff attorney department with its records and e-discovery, Leeds Global Solutions and Gravity Stack branches under one umbrella to provide consulting, investigations, litigation, regulatory compliance, transactional work and contract life-cycle services.
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Paralegal Claims Baltimore Midsize Firm Sabotaged Move to New Job by Failing to Transfer Client Files

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By Amanda O'Brien Verified
| National Law Journal Verified
The Edward A. Garmatz U.S. Courthouse, which houses the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland in Baltimore. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM A dispute between Baltimore-founded Whiteford Taylor & Preston and a pair of paralegals, as well as a former equity partner, is becoming more contentious after one of the paralegals accused the midsize firm of refusing to transfer client files after the group departed in order to sabotage their new employment.
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