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SCOTUS Declines to Intervene in Affirmative Action Admissions Case
"Law schools have an opportunity to reimagine their admission policies in ways that embrace nuanced, multifaceted inclusion, with increased racial and ethnic diversity hopefully being a significant byproduct."
Evolving Standards for Remote Lawyers
Georgia-based lawyers not otherwise licensed in Georgia should be mindful of the way they advertise and offer their services.
Morris Nichols Partner to Speak at PLI Program
Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell corporate counseling partner Melissa DiVincenzo is scheduled to speak at the Practising Law Institute's (PLI) full-day program titled "The Art of M&A Transactional Practice" on Wednesday.
People in the News—Feb. 26, 2024—Kessler Topaz, Lamb McErlane
Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check recently announced the addition of Farai Vyamucharo-Shawa as an associate with the firm.
The Status of IVF in Alabama After State Supreme Court Decision That Embryos Are 'Children'
On Feb. 16, the Alabama Supreme Court issued a bombshell ruling, holding that a frozen embryo in storage is the legal equivalent of a child under the law.
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Connecticut Appellate Practice & Procedure, 8th Edition
Authors: HON. ELIOT D. PRESCOTT, JULIE A. LAVOIE
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9th Circuit to Reconsider Whether Hawaii's Ban on 'Butterfly Knives' Violates 2nd Amendment
In a Feb. 22 order, the panel vacated its previous decision that the state's ban on butterfly knives facially constituted "arms."
NCBE Field Tests NextGen Bar Exam, Creates Family Law Content Scope Panel
NCBE formed the Family Law Content Scope panel, which will develop the content outline specifying the breadth and depth of family law material that will be tested on the NextGen bar exam beginning in July 2028.
Special Computer Skills and the Federal Sentencing Adjustment of U.S.S.G. §3B1.3
In his Cyber Crime column, Peter A. Crusco discusses how courts define a special skill and how that adjustment may impact a defendant who utilized his computer skills to facilitate the commission of the offense for which he stands convicted.
Business Divorce Cases of 2023
A look at a trio of significant rulings by the Appellate Division which dominated the business divorce caselaw arena in 2023.
Innovator of the Year (Individual), Law Firm: Danielle Benecke, Baker McKenzie
"Most of the market continues to focus on automating parts of the existing value chain, though we are focused on creating new services to help our clients solve increasingly complex, high value problems," said Danielle Benecke of Baker McKenzie.Trending Stories
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