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Will Senate Produce 'Justice-in-Waiting' Before SCOTUS' Term Ends?
Three justices have been confirmed on the same day their predecessors left office, according to legal scholars.
A Justice-In-Waiting? | A Record Smashing Auction | Breyer By the Numbers
Good morning and welcome to Supreme Court Brief. The justices have had a relatively quiet week in this mid-winter break. With predictions that President…
Saxton & Stump Launches Franchise Practice With Stevens & Lee Talent
The group works with emerging brands to middle-market franchisors throughout the U.S., as well as some international work.
Former Trump Adviser Tom Barrack Moves to Dismiss Federal Indictment Over UAE Ties
O'Melveny & Myers partner Daniel M. Petrocelli argued that the "government had all the evidence on which the indictment was based in 2019," two years before Barrack was arrested and charged.
It's Been 100 Years Since Shutts & Bowen's Founder Made Miami's First Automatic Phone Call
"I guess he [Frank B. Shutts] woke up one day and said, 'You know what? I don't like the phone service in Miami and I've got to do something about it,' " said Shutts & Bowen's chief information officer Peter Abreu.
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Texas State Bar Disciplines 11 Lawyers
One lawyer had four pending matters against her alleging professional misconduct.
Atlanta Law Firms See Huge Revenue Growth, Beating National Average
Firms based in the city saw billing rate increases of 7%, which was the highest among other regions and one percentage point higher than the national average.
New Task Force Aims to Improve How Pa. Courts Work With Autistic Individuals
The state Supreme Court created the task force with the goals of "providing increased training opportunities for judges, helping further identify gaps in the system for individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities and creating a local roadmap to resources and services."
'Hold the Ladder Down': Helping Others Rise Is Judge Michelle Childs' Mantra, Her Former Clerks Say
U.S. District Judge Michelle Childs, under consideration as a potential successor to retiring Justice Stephen Breyer, urges her clerks, law students and others to "hold the ladder down" so that others can rise up.Trending Stories
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