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Felons' Lawyers Chide State in Voting Rights Restoration Fight
Attorneys for felons trying to have their voting rights restored are accusing Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet of “foot-dragging” by trying to block a federal judge's order that gave the state until April 26 to revamp its controversial rights-restoration process.
Flint Water Lawyer Calls Removal Attempt 'Blatant Money Grab'
A lawyer accused of unethical conduct in the Flint water case called an attempt to oust him from his leadership appointment “nothing but a retaliatory smear campaign” and a “blatant money grab.”
Florida Challenges Order to Make Voting Rights Changes for Ex-Felons
The attorney general's office wants the order to be placed on hold pending appeal.
Judge Denies Gitmo Lawyers' Bid to Block Requirement to Live at Camp Justice
The lawyers say the area they are required to live and work in at Guantanamo Bay could be contaminated and unsafe.
Flint Water Legal Team Breaks Down Over Allegations of Ethics Breaches, Client Poaching
Theodore Leopold and Michael Pitt, lead counsel in a consolidated class action in Michigan federal court, say Hunter Shkolnik has been swiping their clients by forcing them to sign unlawful retainer agreements with excessive fees.
'This Will Not Do,' Federal Judge Says of Florida's Voter-Restoration Process
U.S. District Judge Mark Walker of the Northern District of Florida in Tallahassee issued a permanent injunction requiring Florida's Executive Clemency Board to establish a new voting rights restoration process for former felons by April 26.
Daily Dicta: Do the Math: Facebook Could Face $2 Trillion Penalty
When the Federal Trade Commission on Monday confirmed it was investigating Facebook for privacy violations, it sounded awfully familiar. Didn't the FTC look into that in 2011? But there's one big—as in trillion-dollar—difference this time around.
City Pension Funds Join Wynn Resorts Sexual Harassment Derivative Suit
Last month New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli announced the state's pension funds were suing Wynn Resorts over its handling of sexual harassment allegations against its former CEO, Steve Wynn.
Justices Won't Review $380M 'Cy Pres' Agreement That Noel Francisco Held His Nose Over
The Justice Department in June, under U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, announced a new policy that generally prohibits government attorneys from entering into settlement agreements that require “cy pres” payments. Still, DOJ did not want the Supreme Court to disturb this settlement.
Labor of Law: Influence in Focus | Reshaping EEOC | Plus: Who Got the Work
More lobbying practices at labor and employment firms are cropping up, and there are early questions about Trump's pick for EEOC general counsel. Scroll down for who got the work on some of the biggest cases and scandals at Uber, Family Dollar and Fox News.Trending Stories
- 1E-Discovery Provider Casepoint Merges With Government Software Company OPEXUS
- 2How I Made Partner: 'Focus on Being the Best Advocate for Clients,' Says Lauren Reichardt of Cooley
- 3People in the News—Jan. 27, 2025—Barley Snyder
- 4UK Firm Womble Bond to Roll Out AI Tool Across Whole Firm
- 5Starbucks Hands New CLO Hefty Raise, Says He Fosters 'Environment of Courage and Joy'
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