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Dude, Where's My Marijuana License? Florida Suit by Dispensary That Missed Deadline by 27 Minutes
Dan Bushell and David Kotler are representing Edward Miller & Son Inc. in the company's lawsuit against the Florida Department of Health. The nursery's application to cultivate marijuana was purportedly denied because it missed an application deadline by 27 minutes.Student With 'Hit List' in Private Journal Loses First Amendment Challenge to School Expulsion
The Ninth Circuit found: "Ordinarily, schools may not discipline students for the contents of their private, off campus diary entries, any more than they can punish students for their private thoughts, but schools have a right, indeed an obligation, to address a credible threat of violence involving the school community."Del. Senate Approves Bill to Join Compact to Elect President by National Popular Vote
The largely party-line vote in the General Assembly's lower chamber all but assured that Delaware would pledge its three electoral votes to the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.Revisiting the Uniform Mediation Act in Connecticut
A new opportunity to further strengthen alternative dispute resolution law presents itself in the form of the Uniform Mediation Act.FisherPhillips Makes Big Gains in Revenue, Profit
A jump in demand fueled the national labor and employment firm's profit rebound.View more book results for the query "*"
Where Does Gordon Caplan Go From Here?
A lapse in ethical judgment can quickly turn a Big Law leader into a target of an internal investigation, industry sources said.Ethics Conference Panel: Hammering Company Culture Is How to Keep Supply Chain Clean
In-house counsel from Parsons Corp., Carter's Inc. and The Hershey Co. say they've cut ties with corrupt partners and looked at who was a part of the supply chain to ensure ethical practices.Former US Attorney, University GC Offers Thoughts on Admissions Scandal
“I'd get calls frequently” from people asking if a generous contribution would help their teenager get into the school.Justices Say $5M Verdict Against Bank Execs Subject to Apportionment
Ruling in response to questions from a federal appeals panel, Georgia's justices said a trial judge was wrong to declare that "purely pecuniary damages" are not subject to Georgia's 2005 apportionment statute.Trending Stories
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