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Pitfalls & Considerations When Hiring International Talent
"... in a competitive labor market, a willingness to view global mobility as an ongoing benefit for foreign national employees, rather than a means-to-an end for the business, may create an opportunity to establish a key strategic advantage in the recruitment and retention of high-skilled foreign nationals."
Ensuring Safer Foster Care Placements Is Possible
Prior lawsuits and data kept by child welfare departments contain clues regarding what types of foster children were abused or were abusive in specific kinds of placements. Using this knowledge could help ensure safer foster care placements.
Florida Seeks to Nix Challenge to 'Intellectual Freedom' Law
The law said schools may not "shield" students and faculty members from "ideas and opinions that they may find uncomfortable, unwelcome, disagreeable or offensive."
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Galveston Attorney Arrested, Cited for Walking the Beach Dressed as Michael Myers
The attorney wrote on social media Monday evening that he was simply trying to bring "positive vibes to the gloom and doom out there."
Establishing a 'Cheek' Defense Through Expert Testimony
In 'Cheek v. United States,' the Supreme Court established the government's burden of proof to show that a defendant acted "willfully" in order to obtain a conviction on criminal tax charges. In this column Tax Litigation Issues, Jeremy H. Temkin analyzes recent circuit court decisions rejecting claims that defendants were improperly deprived of their ability to present a 'Cheek' defense through expert testimony.
The Law Firm Impact of Reactions to the Pandemic
Explore what leaders of small law firms see as the most important impact of the 2020-21 pandemic year on both their firms and their practice.
Brooklyn NAACP Alleges State Prohibition on Refreshments for Queued-Up Voters Violates Constitution
The NAACP's Brooklyn branch alleges that New York state's Line Warming Ban criminalizes giving water and food to voters standing on "unbearably long lines." Read the complaint here.
Dearth of Latin American Jurists Called Out Ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month
"I was the first Latino trial judge in the state of Georgia and that was in 2002, which is embarrassing, but it's true," said former DeKalb County State Court Judge Tony DelCampo.Trending Stories
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- 4Dechert to Close Chicago, Hong Kong and Beijing Offices
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