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Appeals court says Arizona attorneys must serve as arbitrators
PHOENIX AP - A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld an Arizona court rule requiring lawyers to serve as arbitrators on some civil cases with little pay, even if they object.The ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco came 10 years after tax attorney Mark V. Scheehle of Prescott Valley objected to being forced to serve as an arbitrator in a civil case in Maricopa County, a duty required of Arizona lawyers.
'In Camera' Interviews in Custody Cases: Reevaluating Due Process Concerns
Lee Rosenberg, a partner at Saltzman Chetkof & Rosenberg, writes that notwithstanding the clear intent to "level the playing field," there still remains a perceived as well as a substantive advantage which is held by the child's attorney over the parent's attorney wherein the child's attorney is still viewed by some as an arm of the court.
Sidley's Phillips Scores Hat Trick at the High Court
Publication Date: 2012-06-21 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Carter Phillips has argued a whopping 76 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court--more than any other active lawyer--and he's notched a lot of wins. But the Sidley Austin partner has never before won three cases in one week.
Rooting-Tooting, Pistol Packing Judge Called on the Carpet
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In marriage trial, a shifting cast
When the federal challenge to Proposition 8 was announced, Theodore Olson and David Boies became media darlings. But as the evidence moved into dryer territory, they receded into the background as a different set of lawyers platooned into action.
Survey: Wide Support for More Disclosure by Corporate Political Donors
What if the names of CEOs were to appear in political advertisements that their companies funded? It's an idea many are in favor of, according to a new survey.Utica National Insurance Co. v. American Indemnity Co.
Because the plaintiffs alleged professional and non-professional negligence, the general liability insurer had a duty to defend the underlying suit in this case under the eight-corners doctrine.Prosecution Contends Change to Constitution Is Fatal to Garson Claim
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