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NY City Bar Condemns Trump for Commutation of Stone's Sentence, Attacks on Jury Forewoman
In a letter to Trump, City Bar leaders said Wednesday the act of clemency, doled out to a longtime ally just before Stone was set to report to prison, amounted to a claim that the president was " beyond the reach of the law" he swore to uphold.
McDougal Must Go? Directors Call for Texas Bar President's Ouster Amid #BLM Controversy
Some board of director members are calling on Larry McDougal to resign as State Bar of Texas president, but McDougal has no plans to do so.
Atlanta Legal Aid Kicks Off Annual Campaign as Need Spikes
The group has received a fivefold increase in calls from people having trouble obtaining unemployment benefits, and domestic violence and eviction cases are accelerating.
US High Court Deals Setback to Florida Felon Voting Rights
The U.S. Supreme Court's order came just four days before Monday's deadline to register for the August primary, when voters will choose candidates for Congress, the state Legislature and local races.
Finding Damages Can't Exceed Contract Value, Miami Court Reverses $5.9M Punitive Award
In analyzing the documentary evidence submitted by Michael Suarez regarding assets that Alf Aanonsen allegedly owned, the Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge stated outright: "This is all a sham. He doesn't have this money."
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In-House Counsel Should Create Re-Exit Plan to Prepare for COVID-19 Case Spike
"I think general counsel will be well received if they focus on not only what can't be done, which might mean coming into a building, but potentially what may be able to be done," Jonathan Segal, a partner at Duane Morris in Philadelphia, said.
Workplace Claims: Washington Redskins' Team Name May Not Be Its Only Problem
The team brings in a big-name sports attorney for a look at reports of workplace misconduct.
DC NFL Franchise Retains Beth Wilkinson to Review Workplace Misconduct Allegations
Wilkinson is set to work with the beleaguered NFC East squad as it negotiates a difficult period.
Why Isn't California's Legislature Meeting Remotely?
"This is a pick-your-plaintiff situation: do nothing and be sued for inaction, or meet remotely and be sued for that," says David Carrillo, the executive director of the California Constitution Center at Berkeley Law, and attorney Stephen M. Duvernay. "Doing the people's work remotely is a better position to defend than neglect of duty."Trending Stories
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