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Clients Push for Transparency From Law Firms Surrounding Origination Credits

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By Justin Henry, Bruce Love, Patrick Smith, Abigail Adcox Verified
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Origination credits are a key element to higher compensation and advancement at many law firms, though some say they can shortchange women and minority attorneys. Origination systems and policies largely remain under wraps at most law firms, making it difficult to navigate these issues within firms. But some clients are vying for more transparency and input over who gets credit for the work. Want to continue reading?
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What France and the US Could Learn From Each Other About Divorce

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By Shari Klevens, Alanna Clair, Raiford Palmer, Bruce Love, Alaina Lancaster Verified
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States often borrow ideas from each other about how to tweak existing laws, especially on issues like divorce. But sometimes it helps to think even further outside of the box and look at other countries. Want to continue reading?
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NJ Supreme Court Weighs Arbitrator's Authority to Demote School Administrator

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By Dan Roe Verified, Bruce Love, Colleen Murphy
The New Jersey Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an appeal brought by an assistant high school principal which called into question the authority of an arbitrator to demote an employee under the Tenure Employees Hearing Law. The case stems from an incident at Memorial High School in West New York in which Assistant Principal Amada Sanjuan fell down a stairway on Feb. 12, 2020.
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