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On 1-Year Anniversary, GTLA-GDLA's 'Mask Up!' Still Providing Safety Gear to Courts
Mask Up for Justice!, a joint project of the Georgia Trial Lawyers Association and Georgia Defense Lawyers Association, announced it has distributed 42,350 masks and PPE items to judges, clerks and courthouses staffers in Georgia.
Vaccine Mandates? Hybrid Work Options? Companies Look to GCs for Guidance
The onset of the Delta variant is not only altering office return policies, it is also changing the chief legal officer role—again.
Using Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic to Prepare for 2022
"How should employers and HR teams prepare for the coming year, keeping in mind the biggest lessons learned? I see four main areas of consideration."
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Early Bar Exam Results Less Drama-Filled Than the Test Itself
It's too soon to draw conclusions from individual states' exam results, since only nine of the 53 jurisdictions that gave the test in July have reported results. But the mean scores over the past few years show a rather flat line.
Mother: Self-Defense Necessary Against 'Aggressive' Plaintiff
On June 28, 2017, plaintiff Timothy Hartman, 30, a deliveryman, was driving on a street in Montgomery County, intending to make a delivery in the course and scope of his employment. He claimed that while he was on his way to the delivery destination, he and a motorist, Nateisha Sewell, got into a verbal altercation that led to Sewell assaulting him. He claimed hand injuries.
Burr & Forman Launches Resource Website for Student Athletes
The Alabama-based firm's new NIL microsite offers licensing and trademark services from 12 sports-oriented attorneys, including former collegiate athletes and Orlando-based partner Scott Miller. It's one of several law firms in Florida to offer legal advice to student athletes following a June rule change.
3 Decades Ago, Justice Scalia Foresaw Challenges to Vaccine Mandates
Nearly 30 years ago, the late Justice Antonin Scalia cautioned his colleagues that there would be claims for religious exemptions from vaccine mandates if the justices headed down the road that a number of them now seem ready to travel.Trending Stories
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