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Little League Coach's Libel Suit Against CBS Affiliate Dismissed
A Philadelphia television station's minor mistakes in its reporting of an altercation between a Little League coach and a player does not amount to the actual malice needed to support such a defamation claim, a New Jersey appeals court rules.Vote Doubtful as MDP Finally Goes to House of Delegates
At Sunday's hearing before the ABA's Commission on Multidisciplinary Practice, 17 lawyers representing bar groups from around the world offered formal testimony. Most either urged rejection of the issue or asked that the House delay its vote and study the matter. The ABA's House of Delegates will have to contend with a rankled attitude today when it is scheduled to debate - and perhaps vote - on whether to amend its rules to let lawyers and nonlawyers form partnerships and share fees.Cheney Energy Records Will Stay Secret -- At Least for Now
The Bush administration won at least a temporary victory Thursday in its legal battle to keep records of Vice President Cheney's energy policy task force out of public view. The Supreme Court, by a 7-2 vote, returned the dispute to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, virtually guaranteeing that even if that court orders discovery on the task force, any documents would be released well after Election Day.View more book results for the query "*"
Jericho Group Ltd. v. Pioneer Management and Realty LLC
Multiple Summary Judgment Motions Prohibited Absent Showing of Newly Discovered EvidenceFinal Stretch Nets Blockbusters and More
In its final week, the Supreme Court issued opinions in 10 cases from landmark holdings on affirmative action and gay rights to important questions about criminal lawClinical Trials: More Texas Firms Volunteer to Staff Legal Services Clinics
Many firms in Texas � and some in-house legal departments � staff legal clinics on a regular basis, say a number of legal services executives from around Texas.Federal Judge Rejects Restitution Approach for Madoff Victims
Manhattan federal district court Judge Denny Chin has issued an order concluding that it wouldn't be feasible to order restitution in the case of Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff. Instead, investors' recoveries in the criminal case will be determined by forfeiture principles. Practically speaking, for Madoff's victims this decision means they won't have to go through the painful process of proving the extent of their investment and loss to the government.Trending Stories
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