Frost Brown Todd Welcomes Partner Gordon Young to Bolster San Francisco Business Litigation Practice

In a recent development, Frost Brown Todd has announced that Gordon Young has joined their team as a partner with the business and commercial litigation practice in San Francisco. Bloomberg Law Automation provided detailed coverage of the development on January 16, 2024. Throughout his career, Young has diligently handled a diverse array of legal matters…

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Plaintiffs Firms Embrace Mergers as Succession Planning Solution Amid Uncertainty

Mergers are being increasingly employed as a solution to succession planning issues at plaintiffs firms, which don’t routinely refresh their personnel slate like their corporate law firm counterparts. Highlighting this trend, three personal injury firms in Pennsylvania are set to merge in 2024. In a remarkable turn of events, McLaughlin & Lauricella disclosed its impending…

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Legal Sector Innovations Fostered Through Above the Law’s Collaborative Partnerships

As the holiday season approaches, it is a time for reflection and gratitude. In a recent announcement from Above the Law, they’ve taken the time to express their thanks to their valued sponsors and advertisers, a collaboration which greatly contributes to the media platform’s continuing success. Among the appreciated partners that Above the Law specifically…

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Philadelphia Legal Landscape Shifts as McLaughlin & Lauricella Joins Feldman Shepherd

Almost two years have passed since the tragic loss of personal injury firm McLaughlin & Lauricella’s co-founder, Slade McLaughlin. The firm is set for significant change as managing partner Paul Lauricella plans to move his practice over to Feldman Shepherd Wohlgelernter Tanner Weinstock Dodig, a mainstay within the Philadelphia personal injury arena. Following McLaughlin’s unexpected…

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Arizona Law Firm Receptionist Alleges Unlawful Termination Following Holiday Party Incident

A receptionist working for a Phoenix-based personal injury law firm alleges she was unlawfully terminated after claiming she had been inappropriately touched by a male attorney at the firm’s holiday party. Filed in an Arizona federal court, the suit details that the receptionist was subjected to unwanted physical contact involving the inner thigh area during…

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AffiniPay CEO Dru Armstrong Explores Fintech, Legal Tech, and AI Intersection in LawNext Interview

Dru Armstrong was appointed CEO of AffiniPay, the parent company of LawPay, in July 2021. Not long afterwards, AffiniPay made significant moves in the legal tech space by acquiring MyCase, one of the top platforms in law practice management. The deal further included four other practice management tools: CASEPeer for personal injury firms, Docketwise for…

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Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Case Denies $21 Million Legal Fees Bid for Abuse Claimants

In a recent update on the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy case, personal injury firms representing sex abuse claimants lost their bid to have approximately $21 million in legal fees covered by the bankrupt estate. The legal proceedings surrounding the organization’s bankruptcy have been closely followed by legal professionals worldwide due to their far-reaching complexities…

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Mary London Fuller Joins Frost Brown Todd to Bolster Product, Tort, and Insurance Practice

Frost Brown Todd has recently welcomed a new partner to their team, Mary London Fuller. Joining their product, tort, and insurance practice group, she will be based in their Houston office. Fuller brings with her a wealth of experience and a versatile skill set that spans product, premises, and professional liability, personal injury, employment, and…

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