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The Senate Will Not Convict and Congress Has More Important Things To Do
The majority of the House members should not spend its valuable time and powers solely to undermine the President, and the majority of the Senate should remember that its obligation is to the American people, and not to simply to defend the President and his unquenchable ego.Brooke Shields Taps Venable in Eyebrow Pencil Suit
“From the beginning of her career, Shields's bold eyebrows have been the trademark of her look and a target for endorsements and collaborations.”'Lamps Plus': The Supreme Court's Latest Limitation on Class Arbitration
In his International Arbitration column, John Fellas discusses the recent decision in 'Lamps Plus v. Varela', in which the U.S. Supreme Court held that the contra proferentem rule could not properly be applied to construe an ambiguous arbitration agreement to permit class arbitration. In doing so, it added to a series of (in most cases) 5-4 decisions making it harder for a party to bring an arbitration proceeding on behalf of a class.Daily Dicta: O'Melveny and Hogan Rack Up Pro Bono Wins With Landmark Rulings
Pro bono teams from O'Melveny & Myers and Hogan Lovells achieved remarkable wins, mounting successful constitutional challenges in cases dealing with abortion restrictions and death row prisoners' rights.Lloyd Bell Joins 'Inner Circle' for Plaintiffs Counsel
"Most of the trial advocacy books in my office are authored by Inner Circle members,” Lloyd Bell said. “It is truly an honor to join their ranks.”View more book results for the query "*"
Is a Ferreira Conference a Pre-Requisite to Moving to Dismiss for Failure to Provide an AOM?
The impact of decisions such as 'Paragon' and 'Levine' in medical malpractice cases can create a strategic advantage to those savvy defendants that may be up against less-knowledgeable plaintiffs, who sit on their obligations to file and serve an AOM while waiting for the court to hold a Ferreira conference.Albany's Still-To-Do Election Reforms
In their Government and Election Law column, Jerry H. Goldfeder and Myrna Pérez note that Albany has taken some “exciting steps at reforming New York's election laws,” however two critical reforms remain to be passed: Automatic Voter Registration (AVR), and rights restoration for all citizens living in the community with convictions in their past.Must a Criminal Defendant Turn Over Cellphone Passwords? NJ Supreme Court Will Decide
In an increasingly technological age, the case is one lawyers are paying close attention to with the Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey listed as an amicus.Engagement and Encouragement: How In-House Directors Drive Tech Adoption
Having high-level advocates, adopting a cultural approach about technology, and listening to user concerns can help keep tech usage high when the excitement wears off.Trending Stories
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