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COVID-Positive Kavanaugh Will Not Be in Court for Next Week's Arguments
The justice will remotely participate in the court's oral arguments next week.Justice Kavanaugh, After Testing Positive for COVID, Will Not Be in Court for Next Week's Arguments
The justice will remotely participate in the court's oral arguments next week.Big Law Bulks Up on 'High-End' Partners in LA
Wilson Sonsini, Blank Rome and Greenberg Traurig all made Southern California hires this week.Galveston-Area Lawyer, Author of 'The Mongoose' Faces $1M Negligence Suit Over Advice to Executor
In a suit filed in Harris County on Friday, a probate court executor also alleges Houston lawyer Frank Holcomb was negligent for failing to draft enforceable postnuptial agreements that affected the value of his client's estate.Presidents Are Too Reliant on Executive Power, Judge Neomi Rao Says
While legislative business appears to be more challenging in a polarized political environment, D.C. Circuit Judge Neomi Rao advocates self-restraint on the side of the executive branch. "The more it looks like legislating, it should be handed to Congress."View more book results for the query "*"
Lawyers Say Connecticut Case Shows Hurdles Plaintiffs Must Overcome to Prove Emotional Distress
Federal Judge Stefan Underhill has ruled that an alleged sexual assault victim can recoup $100,000 from the former surgeon who allegedly assaulted her inside of Bristol Hospital 10 years ago.Attorneys Predict Thousands of Class Members in Pa. Action Against Natural Gas Co.
The plaintiffs allege that EQT violated the Pennsylvania Minimum Royalty Act by extracting natural gas from the plaintiffs' real property without compensating them with the payments required under the law. The gas company has yet to make an appearance in the case.Lawsuit Against Court, Judge Over Courtroom Shooting Dismissed
A lawsuit brought by two men injured in a 2018 shooting at a western Pennsylvania magisterial district court office has been dismissed.Florida Jury Awards $8.2M in Fourth 3M Combat Earplug Verdict
Friday's verdict, which comes after two weeks of testimony in federal court in Pensacola, is the largest yet from bellwether trials in the multidistrict litigation over 3M's dual-ended combat earplugs.Cozen O'Connor Attorneys Win Securities Fraud Case in Del. Federal Court's First In-Person Trial
The parties had just a few weeks between the trial being confirmed and opening statements.Trending Stories
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