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PLW People in the News—Jan. 5, 2021—Cummins Law, Weber Kracht
Daniel E. Cummins, the managing partner of Cummins Law in Clarks Summit, participated in encore presentations of CLEs that he created, and Weber & Kracht & Chellew added associate attorney Kathryn Liebhaber to the firm.
Several New California Insurance Laws Effective January 1
Commissioner Lara has implemented and supported several new laws, effective January 1, 2021 that provide support for disaster survivors, underrepresented communities, and other insureds.
Will Texas Legislature Reform Judicial Selection? Maybe Qualifications, Contributions …
Which judicial selection reforms in a new report have the best chance of passing the Texas Legislature? We talked to Chairman David Beck for his opinion.
Legal Organizations Eyeing Possible Return to Live Events in 2021
After a year of virtual conferences, legal organizations such as CLOC and ILTA are broaching the possibility of returning to in-person events in 2021. Doing so requires not only balancing public health interests, but the respective gains of the live and virtual formats.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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People in the News—Jan. 5, 2021—Strokovsky, Donoghue & Picker
Joseph M. Hauschildt Jr., a trial lawyer, joined Strokovsky, and Jason G. Donoghue and Benjamin R. Picker announced the formation of their new law firm, Donoghue & Picker.
After 25 Years, It Is Past Time To Reform New York's Sex Offender Risk Assessment System: Part I
In this article, the author outlines the significant flaws of the sex offender risk assessment instrument. A second article to be published later will explain why these deficiencies are not adequately corrected by court departure determinations.
Sixth Circ.: District Courts Have Broad Discretion to Grant Compassionate Release
For decades, only the Bureau of Prisons, or BOP, could file motions under the statute. That changed in 2018 when Congress passed the First Step Act, which allows prisoners to file their own motions for compassionate release.
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Tropicaire Hotel Sells for Over $2 Million
This is a 6,957-square-foot, 12-key hotel constructed in 1964 on just over a quarter-acre lot, according to the Broward County Property Appraiser's Office. The hotel is called The Tropicaire Resort.Trending Stories
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