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Young DCF Attorney is Governor's Pick for Miami-Dade Judgeship
"Young lawyers should feel optimistic about rising to the bench," said Javier Enríquez, general counsel at the Department of Children & Families.
Use of Evidence in a Motion Under CPLR 3211(a)(7): A Refresher Course
An examination of relevant case law regarding these rules suggests that CPLR 3211(a)(7) may actually provide a more flexible vehicle for the use of evidence than CPLR 3211(a)(1).
How Should Law Firms Use Their Windfall of Profits?
Law firms' excess profits from spending cuts in 2020 and high demand this year are creating opportunities to improve the business model.
How Should Law Firms Use Their Windfall of Profits?
Law firms' excess profits from spending cuts in 2020 and high demand this year are creating opportunities to improve the business model.
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How Midsize Firms Are Navigating 2021's 'Candidate Market'
With pandemic-era legal qualms and a backlog of court cases coming home to roost, there's no shortage of demand for legal services among midsize…
LGBTQ+ Minors at Risk: Understanding Conversion Therapy
There is virtually universal opposition from health and medical professionals on this harmful practice, yet only 20 states have some form of a ban on conversion therapy at all. The federal government has not enacted any nationwide ban on this practice of child endangerment.
Complaint Accuses Jackson Lewis of Defamation in Report on Alleged Sexual Assault
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Midsize Moves: Real Estate Attorneys in New York, a Corporate Lawyer Goes to Washington
Midsize moves from around the industry.
Utah Supreme Court Tosses Convicted Murderer's Challenge to Forcibly Collected DNA Evidence
The high court said defendant Douglas Evans provided no evidence that the officers' use of force posed a concrete risk to his health or safety and he also failed to demonstrate that any pain caused by the officers' efforts to restrain him was more painful or prolonged than necessary to "subdue him in order to perform a minimally-intrusive and judicially-sanctioned buccal swab."Trending Stories
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