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Arnold & Porter Lures 6-Lawyer Trial Team From Shook Hardy
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The state bar has planned a webinar for 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. on Sept. 5 titled "U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Affirmative Action & Its Impact on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Law."Disbarred Brooklyn Attorney Indicted for Allegedly Continuing to Practice Law
Owolabi Salis was disbarred last year following his acquittal on charges relating to filing over 1,000 fraudulent immigration applications.New York Legislators Take a Stand on Deep Fakes
After briefly describing deep fakes and highlighting several relatively famous (or infamous) examples, this column will focus on a number of bills introduced recently in the New York legislature—including one in particular that may soon be heading to the governor's desk.View more book results for the query "US Department of Homeland Security"
RFK Jr. Alleges White House and Big Giants Have Partnered to Censor His Presidential Bid
This complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.The Third Trump Indictment Is Fortified With Facts and Law
The three conspiracy counts will enable Special Counsel Jack Smith to introduce a wide swath of evidence at trial.4 Developments in Cryptocurrency's Standoff Against the SEC's 'Securities Question'
A recent lawsuit brought a landmark decision against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), hinting at how cryptocurrency enforcement may continue to evolve in near future.Partnering With In-House Counsel to Preserve Attorney-Client Privilege in Data Breach Probes
With the number of security incidents and data breaches drastically increasing each year, organizations often feel as though they are scrambling to protect their data and confidential information.Judicial Ethics Opinion 22-137
A judge may not permit the court clerk to compile information for the sheriff's office about defendants who have missed court appearances, but may permit sheriff's office personnel to access court records in the same manner as other members of the public in accordance with applicable law.Trending Stories
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