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Pa. Supreme Court Takes Up Redistricting Fight—And Offers Explanations
"In the event this case presents the opportunity to provide further clarity, I for one am willing to do so, and shine as much light as possible on what many believe is an improperly political and unfairly partisan process," Dougherty said.
As Condo Safety Legislation Moves Forward, Community Associations Institute Weighs In
"While we are only one month into 2022, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, New Jersey and Virginia have legislative proposals related to condominium and/or housing cooperative building inspections. Florida, Illinois, Maryland, and Virginia have legislative proposals related to mandatory reserve studies," the organization wrote in a press release.
Biden Nominates Michigan District Court Judge to 6th Circuit
Davis, who currently sits on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, would be the first Black woman from Michigan to serve on the Cincinnati, Ohio-based federal appeals court.
Is the Grass Really Greener? Interview Tips to Learn More During the Interview Process
How can attorneys be more certain they are making the right decision? Aside from understanding basic economics such as the firm's compensation system, which is, of course, essential, leveraging the interview process is a good start, and asking questions in a strategic way is a key skill to enable us to make the right decisions.
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National Bar Association Calls for Ilya Shapiro's Firing as Backlash Over Tweet Heats Up
Two days after Ilya Shapiro was placed on paid administrative leave instead of starting as the new executive director of Georgetown Law's Center for the Constitution—and one day after students staged an on-campus protest against his continued employment—the National Bar Association issued a statement calling for Shapiro's immediate termination.
United States Sued for Illegally Seized Marijuana Cash
A money transportation company has filed a lawsuit accusing the FBI and the San Bernadino County Sheriff's Department of scheming to illegally pull over company vehicles and seize money from its marijuana dispensary clients.
How Hard Are Lawyers Working? Billing Averages Obscure Larger Trends
Attorneys appear to be packing more work into less time, while some legal tasks have gotten palpably more difficult since COVID-19 upended many people's routines.
Becker & Poliakoff's Insurer Denying $10M Coverage Over Champlain Towers South Legal Work
The firm has acted as Champlain Towers South's adviser and general counsel for both day-to-day and larger legal issues since 1993.Trending Stories
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