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Idaho Bathroom Bill Headed to 9th Circuit After Federal Judge Denies Injunction
The move to the federal appeals court comes after U.S. District Chief Judge David C. Nye of the District of Idaho denied the plaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction last week because they did not demonstrate having a protectable liberty interest in the nondisclosure of their gender identity.With Legal Tech Blockchain Experimentation, US Is Lagging Behind
Blockchain technology could speed up some legal processes and update older financial systems. However, an NYSBA panel noted that some regulatory compliance regimes might be too rigid to accommodate the novel technology.In First Impression Case, Wyoming Weighs Reinstatement of Attorney After Disability Inactive Status
"We have not evaluated the parameters of how to prove recovery in disability cases through published opinions or otherwise," stated Justice Lynne J. Boomgaarden. "However, other states have, and we found some applicable legal commentary and secondary authority, which illustrate the factors courts consider to prove recovery and the type of evidence an attorney might present to support their petition."NJ Appeals Court Reverses Dismissal of Preschooler's Personal Injury Claim
"Despite plaintiff's surgery and a year of physical therapy, it is undisputed by the town of Harrison's orthopedic expert that plaintiff still had a ten-degree decreased range of motion in his elbow, along with reduced grip strength in his left hand, as a result of his injury," the opinion said. "This—coupled with his alleged inability to dress himself, participate in gym class, participate in sports, and write with his left hand—creates a legitimate fact issue."View more book results for the query "*"
After Davis Polk Rescinds Offers, Pressure Grows on Firms to Act, Despite 'Grey Areas' in Statements
"There seems to be a pressure for firms, by their clients, staff or attorneys, to raise their voices strongly and firmly," one law professor said. "But that gets dangerous as a hair-trigger reaction."Precedent Dismissing Voting Rights Cases 'Falls Far Short,' Attorney for Fox, Snap Shareholders Says
The right to sue, a Bernstein Litowitz partner argued, is implied in every Delaware charter, referencing how in the past the court has analogized charters with contracts, which frequently have implied terms that can be binding.Kirkland & Ellis Announces SideTrack, a Lawyer-Built Platform for Investment Funds Attorneys
Kirkland & Ellis partner James Desjardins said that having the tool be lawyer-built helped avoid common "translation" issues between vendors or other technology professionals and attorneys.Interplay Between Common-Law Damages and Statutory Remedies Gets First-Time High Court Review
Justice David Wecht said the case poses an important question of "whether we find it legally incorrect to conflate these two species of damages."Ex-LA Councilmember's Lawsuit Alleges Leaked Secret Recordings Harmed His Reputation
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