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A Top Dog Who Fights for the Underdog
For Emmet J. Bondurant, representing the underdog in high-stakes litigation is a way of life. In the 1960s, he won a U.S. Supreme Court decision ordering the state of Georgia to conform its congressional districts to the one man, one vote rule. This year, he won a temporary restraining order halting Georgia's use of the electric chair.Malpractice Roundabout: Suit Against Patton Boggs and Partner Dismissed
Warren Havens hired Patton Boggs in 1999 to defend him in a fee dispute with his former lawyers and to file a legal-malpractice counterclaim. But when Havens didn't get the result he wanted, he sued Patton Boggs and former Patton Boggs partner Steven Schneebaum for professional negligence and breach of contract, seeking more than $10 million in damages.Dog Owners Have No 'Greater Right' to Kill Pet, Panel Rules
Nearly seven months after the state Supreme Court agreed with a dissenting Superior Court judge that animal owners do not have absolute authority to kill their pets, that same judge has ruled that such owners also do not have a "greater right" to kill their pet than non-owners and that they can have their criminal sentences enhanced by using a deadly weapon.View more book results for the query "*"
The Churn: Lateral Moves and Promotions in The Am Law 200
The Case That Could Have Altered 'Bush v. Gore'
If a legal dispute over today's presidential election rushes toward the U.S. Supreme Court, there's an important precedent that could be cited to keep the justices out of the fray: a newly discovered in-chambers opinion that might have caused Bush v. Gore to turn out quite differently. The 1912 case of Marks v. Davis stands for the premise that the high court should butt out of election disputes until state courts finish their work.Speculation on Steele's Successor Centering on Two
The Judicial Nominating Commission has not yet requested applications from candidates interested in becoming the state's next Supreme Court chief justice, but speculation has already begun on who will replace Myron T. Steele as Delaware's top judicial officer. Although Steele only recently announced his intention to step down in late November, Delaware legal sources say the competition to become the next chief justice is a close two-horse race between Delaware Court of Chancery Chancellor Leo E. Strine Jr. and Superior Court Judge Jan R. Jurden.Chambliss to headline Fair Tax rally
ATLANTA AP - U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss will headline a rally at the Georgia Capitol supporting the Fair Tax, a plan to abolish the federal income tax.The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is running an ad in Georgia slamming the Republican's support for the tax plan, which would replace the income tax with a national sales tax.Trending Stories
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