Allison Dunn is a reporter at ALM's Rapid Response desk based in Ohio. She covers impactful litigation filings and rulings, emerging legal trends, and controversies in the industry, with a focus on lawsuits and legal software. Allison's work has been featured in BenefitsPRO, PropertyCasualty360.com, The American Lawyer, FeedBlitz, LLC, and Wiley.
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Allison Dunn's coverage primarily focuses on legal news, court cases, and matters related to the legal profession. She frequently covers topics relating to lawsuits, attorneys, and legal proceedings.
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By: Allison Dunn
4 minute read June 16, 2025 The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit was the third court to side with a drug service test
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"In other words, Fish & Richardson has not explained why, out of the thousands of Chicago-based paralegals, Fish & Richardson specifically sought to hire Ms. Rios. Of course, the explanation seems clear; Fish & Richardson desired Ms. Rios’s unique knowledge concerning this case and LKQ’s confidential information and legal strategies garnered while working for LKQ," plaintiff firm Irwin IP attorneys wrote in a motion to disqualify General Motors' counsel.
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6 minute read July 01, 2025 NOT FOR REPRINT [email protected] Continue Reading Andrew Maloney
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5 minute read July 17, 2025 Credit: jetcityimage/Adobe Stock
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"As far as I know, it's the first environmental mesothelioma verdict for a plaintiff ever. It was also the largest verdict in the history of that county,” said Sam Iola, a partner at Iola Gross & Forbes-King, one of the attorneys who helped lead a landmark verdict in upstate New York.
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“I feel this is not a proper decision, and it flies in the face of precedent within our state. It flies in the face of what every other state has done, and how judicial officials in other states are expected to act,” a state legislator told Law.com during an interview this week.
