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Release of AI-Graded Test Scores Frozen, Permanent Injunction Requested
School districts allege Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath violated the Education Code in the development and use during the 2023-2024 school year of the standardized testing system.
Appeals Court to Weigh If Fla. Lawmakers Should be Shielded From Testifying
The First District Court of Appeal scheduled a hearing Sept. 17 over an attempt by voting rights groups to take depositions over a redistricting plan.
Hochul Taps 3 Judges for Brooklyn-Based Appeals Court
The Second Department hears criminal and civil appeals from Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, and Dutchess, Nassau, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Suffolk and Westchester counties.
Ex-Binance General Counsel Takes Legal Reins of Rival Crypto Exchange
Hon Ng departed Binance a year ago, amid news reports that executives were unhappy with how the CEO was handling a Department of Justice money-laundering investigation. It later settled with the DOJ for $4 billion.
Coordination of ESOP Benefits With Installment Method
The conclusion of the court that the installment sale rules continued to apply where a section 1042 election had been made is surprising and it remains to be seen whether the Commissioner will contest this result.
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Unpacking the Potential Impact of Recent SCOTUS Rulings on Digital Asset Regulations
In recent months, the U.S. Supreme Court has delivered epochal rulings that are poised to reshape the regulatory landscape across various industries.…
Big Law Attorneys Find Flexibility, Opportunities in Own Firms
"If you're a small firm, you have to get comfortable doing fee sharing arrangements," said Gabriel Tese of Cyber Law Firm,
Ga. Supreme Court Ruling Clarifies How Open Records Act Applies to Private Contractors
"Government accountability matters no less when the government uses private contractors for its work," said prevailing appellant counsel Meredith C. Kincaid of Cross Kincaid in Decatur.
What You Might Have Forgotten About Deposition Objections in New Jersey
"There is no situation in which an attorney's deep understanding of the rules of procedure will harm them or their client's position," writes Lombardi & Lombardi's Scott A. Telson.
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