Erin Mulvaney is a Legal Affairs Reporter for The Wall Street Journal, specializing in covering legal issues, law firms, and corporate legal departments. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and breaking news in the legal industry, Erin's work has also been featured in MarketWatch and Yahoo Finance. She welcomes ideas and can be contacted via email or direct message.
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Erin Mulvaney's coverage largely focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, with emphasis on law firms, legal cases, and attorney shortages. Additionally, she covers topics related to defamation cases. Erin also delves into technology-related legal issues.
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The suit targets Apple's hiring practices used to set compensation, as well as the company's performance-review policies.
By: Sean McLain, Erin Mulvaney
The vote to approve the multibillion-dollar pay package makes Musk happy and sets the stage for the next round of the court battle.
The top court rules that some judges have made it too easy for NLRB to get terminated workers reinstated.
By: Erin Mulvaney, Theo Francis
The state legislature is rushing to shore up stockholder agreements after recent Chancery Court rulings limited them.
By: Laura Kusisto, Erin Mulvaney
The Yale-educated wife of Trump’s vice presidential running mate is the daughter of immigrants who climbed through elite legal circles.
By: Andrew Scurria, Erin Mulvaney, Alexander Gladstone, Micah Green
Johnson & Johnson is closing in on one of the largest settlements of mass-tort lawsuits in history. Its strategy is to divide and conquer the trial lawyers.
By: Andrew Scurria, Erin Mulvaney, Alexander Gladstone
“J&J Allies With Mass-Tort Specialists to Seal $8 Billion Talc Settlement; Votes from the weakest talc claims against Johnson & Johnson could help the company end mass cancer lawsuits in bankruptcy court”:
By: Erin Mulvaney, Jan Wolfe, Clark Hodgin
Fallout from last month’s software outage gives the famed lawyer a rematch with Microsoft
David Boies catapulted to a new level of fame more than 25 years ago after he won a landmark antitrust case against Microsoft on behalf of the federal government.
By: Erin Mulvaney, Corinne Ramey
Litigator Alex Spiro is an unlikely defender of Eric Adams against federal corruption charges
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