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Supreme Court Reform Doesn't Pass Smell Test, Says Retired DC Circuit Judge
"They [the justices] overturned me a couple times and I thought they were wrong," said retired Judge Thomas Griffith, who served 15 years on a federal appellate court. "But that doesn't mean that my reaction to that ought to be to change the composition of the court."Duane Morris Adds New York Trio From Construction Boutique
The move comes soon after Duane Morris brought on a practice group chair from Whiteford, Taylor & Preston and an Exxon Mobil assistant general counsel.NY Appeals Court Widens Scope of Allowable Child Victims Act Claims
The pivotal ruling by Appellate Division, Third Department Justice Sharon A.M. Aarons denied the office of New York Attorney General Letitia James' motion to dismiss A.J. v. State of New York, reversing a Court of Claims ruling.View more book results for the query "*"
Disney Attorneys Find a 'Fine Print' Loophole After Doctor's Death
"And it's not surprising they would try to move this case, away from a jury and out of the public eye, to an arbitration," said Michael E. Levine, who is not involved in the litigation.Public Employers Exempt From Labor Code Provisions, PAGA Penalties, California Supreme Court Says
Forcing public agencies to pay penalties under the Private Attorneys General Act "would simply rob Peter to pay Paul," Justice Carol Corrigan wrote.School District Faces Damages for Turning Away Homeless Student
"Generally, the presumption is get the kid into school while the adults sort all this out. Districts who simply close the door to students and don't allow them to enroll at all while the dispute is resolved do so at their peril," school district attorney David Rubin said.Trending Stories
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