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Supreme Court Upholds South Carolina District Deemed 'Racial Gerrymander'
In the majority opinion, Justice Samuel Alito Jr. credited assertions from the state's GOP legislators that mapmakers used election and not racial data to achieve a partisan advantage for Republicans.
Hewett v. The State
Publication Date: 2024-05-23 Practice Area: Criminal Law
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Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Presiding Judge Dillard Attorneys: For plaintiff: Frances Kuo, Atlanta, for appellant. For defendant: Jonathan Adams, (Office of the District Attorney, Towaliga Judicial Circuit), Jackson, Dorothy Hull, (Assistant District Attorney), Forsyth, for appellee. Case number: A24A0157
Court affirms child molestation and sexual battery convictions over defendant's challenges regarding sufficiency of evidence, ineffective assistance of counsel, and other errors
Hartman v. De Caro
Publication Date: 2024-05-23 Practice Area: Civil Appeals |
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Court: Georgia Court of Appeals Judge: Chief Judge Mercier Attorneys: For plaintiff: William Davis Hewitt, (The Appellate Division - Georgia Public Defender Council), Savannah, for appellant. For defendant: Patricia B. Attaway Burton, Clint Christopher Malcolm, Meghan Hobbs Hill, Elizabeth Haase Brock, Christopher M. Carr, (Department of Law), Atlanta, William Patrick Doupé, Ali Pauline Ritch, (Toombs Circuit District Attorney’s Office), Thompson, for appellee. Case number: A24A0323
Court dismisses appeal to an order granting temporary custody to one partner, finding that it lacked jurisdiction over the appeal, which the other partner had filed directly
Talc Plaintiffs File Class Action Over Johnson & Johnson's Alleged 'Fraudulent Transfers'
The class action, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey by five plaintiffs in talcum powder lawsuits, names Johnson & Johnson, its subsidiaries and several current and former officers and directors.
Federal Judge Certifies Class Action Claiming $31M in CITGO Pension Underpayments
"We are very pleased the court granted class certification to more than 1,700 CITGO employees and pensioners in this important ERISA case," one of the plaintiffs' counsel, Michelle C. Yau, chair of Cohen Milstein's ERISA practice, said in a statement. "This ruling and the court's recent order denying summary judgment pave the way for the class claims to move forward to trial and affirm our confidence that our clients will prevail."
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Jones Day Enters Fray on OSHA Walkaround Inspections Rule
The U.S. Chamber and other plaintiffs complain the rule will give plaintiffs' attorneys "a front-row seat on inspections to ferret out potential opportunities for litigation against employers."
US Chamber of Commerce Challenges OSHA's Walkaround Inspections Rule
The Chamber and other plaintiffs complain the rule gives plaintiffs' attorneys "a front-row seat on inspections to ferret out potential opportunities for litigation against employers."
Navigating Custody and Control: Ownership of Smartphone Data and Enforcement of Usage Policies
New regulations from the DOJ around the ownership and governance of company data on personal devices are catching up to the way the world actually works. It's going to make companies' lives a lot harder — and for precisely the same reason that smartphones have made their lives a lot easier.
NY's Top Court Says Abortion Coverage Mandate Remains 'Good Law'
The 7-0 Court of Appeals ruling, written by Chief Judge Rowan Wilson, rejected a claim by a coalition of churches and religious organizations that had challenged the rule of the Department of Financial Services as violative of the First Amendment.
New York's Top Court Says Abortion Coverage Mandate Remains 'Good Law'
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