U.S.-Chinese Writers Sue China for Default Judgment
In a very interesting case where censorship, international law, human rights and civil procedure come together...
6 viewsIn a very interesting case where censorship, international law, human rights and civil procedure come together...
6 viewsOn Tuesday, the San Francisco-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled that being a state or...
3 viewsOn Tuesday, the San Francisco-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled that being a state or...
3 viewsWhile few citizens would support the adolescent remark on the internet, ''When I grow up, I want to be a...
1 viewsThe recent flood of attorney misconduct cases in Florida serves as an ideal example of a situation where...
19 viewsThe U.S. Supreme Court is going to sit in judgment this week over Arizona v. United States, No. 11-182, and...
2 viewsOn Thursday, a retired Chemistry professor narrowly escaped trial when the criminal case against him was...
3 viewsOn Wednesday, according to a complaint filed in a Brooklyn federal court, three men were charged with bilking...
74 viewsOn Tuesday, The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that private attorneys and other experts temporarily hired by a city...
3 viewsOn Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it would hear a case on an issue it failed to determine in...
2 viewsRecently this month, the backroom tables at bar associations often witnessed discussions on the case of...
192 viewsThe case of Norris v. SEC, U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 2011-3129 has established a new...
23 viewsIn a case that has been flagged as 'high profile' by the U.S. Supreme Court, Florida, The Florida Board of Bar...
1 viewsWhen, in 2007, Joyce Villarin notified a state agency of an elementary school student at the Ramaz School had...
98 viewsThe 2012 American Bar Association eLawyering Award was recently won by Lexington-based Hargrove Madden. The...
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