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Brunswick Shooting Death Points to Need for 'Hate Crime' Law in Georgia

In the past, Georgia attempted to enact such legislation, but the Georgia Supreme Court, in 2004, declared that the Georgia statute was unconstitutionally vague.
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Does the Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law Truly Give Cause for Alarm?

The Legislature is entirely justified in making clear that the courts can only adjudicate a foreclosure action when the party bringing the action has a stake in the matter.
6 minute read

Daily Business Review

Letter to the Editor: Florida Bar Examiners Ignore Mental Health of Test-Takers

Miami attorney Matthew Dietz critiques the Florida Bar of Board Examiners' decision to move ahead with a July bar exam with few allowances for the coronavirus pandemic.
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Skepticism About Lack of Access to Courts

I do not agree that commercial tenants are denied access to the courts.
2 minute read

Legaltech News

Brevet Capital Responds to Articles Tying its Suit to COVID-19 Privacy Issues

A response to recent articles that appeared on Law.com affiliated websites that address the impact of COVID-19 and worker privacy protections.
3 minute read

Daily Business Review

Letter to the Editor: Judges 'Are Entitled to Be Free of Harassment, Intimidation and Disparagement'

The president-elect of the Miami chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates responds to an article accusing Third District Court of Appeal Judge Bronwyn Miller of "the appearance of judicial corruption."
3 minute read

The Recorder

Letter to the Editor: Cancel the Bar Exam

Brit Benjamin, an adjunct lecturer at Santa Clara University School of Law, writes it's time let go of the test as a barrier to a law license since coronavirus has made administering the bar exam impractical, unsafe and even less predictive of a lawyer's ability than it usually would be.
5 minute read

New York Law Journal

Assessing COVID-19 Liability on China

We, as attorneys, are in a sacred position to question and challenge. Now more than ever is the time to exercise that role.
1 minute read

New York Law Journal

Discrimination Continues Against Hearing Loss Individuals

What does it say for a profession that prides itself on helping the less fortunate when it fails to follow the law to the detriment of one of its own?
2 minute read

Litigation Daily

The Southern District of New York Held that Bangladesh Bank's Litigation to Recover Over $81 Million in Stolen Funds Was Properly Located in New York

"While this sounds like a movie, it is not. It is real, and it is tragic. It involves the callous theft of much needed funds from the people of Bangladesh, for which the Bank serves as the Central Bank," write John J. Sullivan and Jesse Ryan Loffler.
8 minute read

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