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Superior Court Navigates 'Twists and Turns' in Case Involving Paternity Tests
Pennsylvania Superior Court recently heard a rather complex and tangled case regarding how, when and what significance a paternity test may have in determining the paternity of a child.Marcy Kahn, First Openly Lesbian Judge in NYC Criminal Court, to Retire After 30 Years
"We were all going to funerals—two or three a month—of our friends then who were in their 30s and 40s and 50s, and so we were desperate," Justice Marcy Kahn says of her early days as an advocate for New York City's gay community.Squire Patton Boggs Discussed Merger With U.K.'s Addleshaws
After merger talks late last year, discussions between the firms are not currently ongoing.Sotomayor Is 'Profoundly Troubled' by Georgia Death Penalty Case
"I concur in the denial of Tharpe's petition. I write because I am profoundly troubled by the underlying facts of this case," Justice Sonia Sotomayor said Monday.Sotomayor Is 'Profoundly Troubled' by Racial Bias in Georgia Death Penalty Case
"I concur in the denial of Tharpe's petition. I write because I am profoundly troubled by the underlying facts of this case," Justice Sonia Sotomayor said Monday.View more book results for the query "*"
11th Circuit Death Appeal Leaves Sotomayor 'Profoundly Troubled'
Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote she was disturbed by a white juror's explicit racism.Users Beware: Blockchains Are Susceptible to Attacks
Blockchains, like any technology, can be attacked by exploiting coding errors or other vulnerabilities, experts say.Coral Gables Office Building Sells for $4 Million
This is a 8,196-square-foot, one-story office building on a 7,500-square-foot lot, according to the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser's Office.The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace
A high-level overview of some of the more prevalent challenges employers may encounter when deploying AI in the workplace, and guidance on the proactive steps employers should consider.Puerto Ricans Decry Austerity, Hurricane Help at Hearing
Legislators heard dozens of brief speeches that ranged from unfair treatment by the federal government to homes without proper roofs to shrinking pension funds, with some speeches loudly interrupted by those who support statehood.Trending Stories
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