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How to Represent a Bankrupt Plaintiff and Still Get Paid
It is a lawyer's nightmare: learning at the last minute that a well-earned contingent fee has evaporated. When clients declare bankruptcy, counsel who have invested time and money in a client's pre-bankruptcy case risk losing the fruits of their labor.Lawyer Succeeds in Voting District Case
A suit charging that several of South Florida's congressional and state Senate districts were illegally drawn to favor African American and Cuban American minorities was dismissed by a federal court in Florida. The judges, however, did not rule on the question central to the case: Were the three districts in question illegally drawn along racial lines in violation of a 1995 U.S. Supreme Court decision banning racial gerrymandering?The Gameologist Group LLC v. Scientific Games Intl. Inc.
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Justices' Bar to Class Action Arbitration Forces Consumers to Go It Alone
With rising prices and the growing number of unscrupulous businesses, it seems that consumers can't catch a break these days. The recent Supreme Court decision in AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion is, unfortunately, the latest challenge to consumers seeking a fair deal from the corporations they do business with.Councilman's Shooting Spurs Tighter Courthouse Security
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