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Year-End Round Up on Elections and Voting Rights
In their Government and Election Law column, Jerry H. Goldfeder and Myrna Pérez present some of the more interesting highlights of 2014, including a spate of cases that challenged the results of several New York Supreme Court judicial nominating conventions, a nullified town election, the U.S. Supreme Court's holdings on restrictive voting statutes, and more.Donovan Considering Bid for Vacant U.S. House Seat
Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan Jr. said he is giving serious thought to running on whether to run for a seat in Congress that is opening in the wake of U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm's decision to resign.Energy Pipeline Firm Fuels Three Hires, Plus More Lateral Moves
Locke Lord, Norton Rose Fulbright and Vinson & Elkins reshuffle some energy industry legal chairs in Houston; a K&L Gates partner with a conflict moves on; more Bingham McCutchen refugees find new homes; the federal bench lands some big-firm talent; and other notable additions from throughout The Am Law 200.Defendant's Right to Counsel Violated, Judges Determine
The state Court of Appeals ordered a new trial Wednesday for a man who admitted his role in a stabbing without counsel present at a meeting where police asked him to wear a wire and collect incriminating statements from another suspect.Gibson Dunn, Kirkland Trade Blows; Plus More Lateral Moves
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher grabbed a senior debt finance partner from Kirkland & Ellis in London, as the latter snatches Winston & Strawn's litigation chair in Chicago; Jones Day beefs up in Miami; Sidley Austin snags six from Loeb & Loeb; a half-dozen lawyers leave firms for in-house jobs and more notable hires from throughout The Am Law 200.BP Am., Inc. v. State Auto Prop. & Cas. Ins. Co.
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis BP Am., Inc.v.State Auto Prop. & Cas. Ins. Co.148 P.3d 832Supreme Court of Oklahoma.BP AMERICA,…Constraining Opinions and the Ethics of 'I Believe'
In his Ethics and Criminal Practice column, Joel Cohen writes: Whether couched in "I am telling you" or "I know" or "I guarantee" or other similar language, the fundamental rule—that a lawyer must not insert her opinion into the proceedings—is found not only in civil and criminal case law, but is a matter of black letter pronouncement. But can't an argument be made that is precisely what lawyers should do in order to fiercely advocate for the client? In a word, "no," and for myriad reasons.Trending Stories
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