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First-time takers from Santa Clara University and Southwestern law schools posted high pass rates.
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Appellate judges questioned whether they have the authority to become involved in U.S. foreign affairs.
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A newly unredacted copy of a complaint against Musk claims his attorney Alex Spiro threatened Twitter's board on Musk's behalf "stating that Musk would pursue the directors until the end of time and would put into his will that his heirs should do the same if the board did not agree to reduce the deal price" for Twitter.
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Tarzana attorney Michael Libman already faces possible disbarment for his role in litigation surrounding the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power's botched rollout of a new billing system.
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Associate Justice Scott L. Kafker penned a lone dissenting opinion, indicating that he does not believe a hyperlink provides reasonable notice and saying the legal community has not solved some of the key issues regarding online contracts.
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By implementing diligent billing practices at mid-year, attorneys can reduce the stress of the year-end collections crunch, comply with ethical obligations, and help maintain a good attorney-client relationship.
By Holly L. Sutton and Kevin L. Jones | June 7, 2024
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