After handing down four opinions on Monday, the Supreme Court still has 20decisions to go before recessing at the end of June. The justices added Thursday as a decision day, and may do the same on Friday and several days next week. No definitive word on when they fold the tent. Meantime, practitioners are bracing for new word limits that will cramp their writing style, and we offer advice on how to trim briefs. Plus, a look at an arbitration case that involves big law and an ex-partner’s discrimination claims. Feedback and tips are welcome: Contact us at [email protected] and [email protected], and follow us on Twitter at @Tonymauro and @MarciaCoyle. Thanks for reading!
Making SCOTUS Briefs Briefer
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