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Wellness Brand Neora’s Victory May Not Be Good News for Other Multilevel Marketers. Here’s Why
The ruling was the first victory for the multilevel marketing industry against the FTC since the 1970s, but may spell trouble for other direct sales companies.
By Will Maddox
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Has Monty Bennett Hoisted Himself on His Own Petard?
A lawsuit alleges that he broke SEC rules with his Dallas Express.
By Tim Rogers
Business
How One Decision by Arnold Shokouhi’s Mother Changed His Family’s Life Forever
After escaping the Iranian revolution through a series of tunnels, McCathern, Shokouhi, Evans managing partner Arnold Shokouhi shares the lessons he took from immigrating to the United States.
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The Local Firm Leading the RICO Case Against Dozens of New York Healthcare Defendants
The Willis Law Group is representing a plaintiff claiming that New York construction workers are faking falls and making money for providers, medical facilities, and lawyers.
By Will Maddox
Business
Meet Drew Slone: The Finance Lawyer Who Doubles as a Strongwoman Competitor
Some lawyers make a living suing trucking companies. Slone, the local Locke Lord attorney and financing guru, opts to pull the trucks instead.
By Ben Swanger
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Join D CEO for an Inspiring Conversation with Women Leaders in Law
On March 27, accomplished attorneys will share their perspectives on the topics that are top-of-mind for women in the legal profession.
By D CEO Staff
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Behind the Deal: Why Sidley Austin Is Moving Its Dallas Office
The law firm will occupy the top four-and-a-half floors of 23Springs, a 26-story, Class AA tower underway in Uptown.
By Bridget Reis
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Dallas Power Couples: Inside the Lives of the Region’s Top Dynamic Duos
They’re superstars in business and influential forces in the community. Here’s how five of Dallas-Fort Worth’s most powerful couples make everything work.
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Supreme Court Ruling Means Texas Remains One of Five States in the Country Without Physician Dispensing
After no legislative movement, Texas physicians took their case to the courts to be able to directly dispense medications to their patients.
By Will Maddox