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Legislation Surrounding Sexual Assault Is Based on a Misogynistic Distrust of Women
Proposed legislation in Albany would expand New York's definition of rape and, while not as broad as federal law, it would be a significant step toward offering protection for people of all genders and gives survivors the chance to have their attacks classified as rape, the Westchester County district attorney writes.
For US Law Firms in London, August is Anything But the Month of Rest
Kirkland & Ellis, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and other U.S. firms have been making some bold moves in the U.K. Could they be setting a new tone in the London legal market?
Mourning Lt. Gov. Oliver, and Looking to Our Constitution
For lawyers, the death of Lt. Gov. Oliver underscores the provisions of our comprehensive state Constitution.
Disbarment Should Not Be Permanent
The New Jersey Supreme Court is usually a groundbreaker for initiatives and reforms. The 40-year-old Wilson rule is not one of those instances.
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When the Wealthy Gift Public Servants
People don't simply contribute big money without wanting to push their personal agenda, e.g., George Soros. Or they're looking for something specific, a Law Journal columnist writes.
Tulsa Loses Supreme Court Stay Request in Traffic Fight Against Native American
Justice Brett Kavanaugh suggests it's too early to weigh in on whether the Oklahoma city's municipal code applies to Native Americans.
Indian-American Engineer Says He Was Fired by Defense Contractor After Speaking Hindi at Work
Anil Varshney, 78, filed a civil rights lawsuit in the Northern District of Alabama against Parsons Corporation and U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin, whose department oversees the United States Missile Defense Agency, AL.com reported Monday.
New Excess Verdict Demand Letter Requirements
There have been no express judicial or legislative standards of when and how reasonable settlement demands should be made, until now, according to Arnie Levinson of Signature Resolution.
Upcoming Vote for Brooklyn Supreme Court Puts New Candidate Review System to the Test
On Monday, the Brooklyn Democratic Party's executive committee will vote to pick six judicial candidates from a field of 16 to be presented on November general election ballot as running unopposed—a longtime system of elected judges to the state Supreme Court in Brooklyn that has been criticized as subverting voters' will but has been modified this year to add another layer of review for the potential nominees.Trending Stories
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