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Judge in Hot Seat for Curiosity Over Alleged Satanist Murder
Shelby County District Attorney Karren Price then told Ritter he had until 4:30 p.m. to tender his resignation or she would petition for his removal the next day. Ritter told her he did not know what he did wrong, the commission report stated.
Return of Dissents: New Jersey Supreme Court Breaks Yearlong Streak of Unanimous Opinions
"I think the new justices are finding their stride and comfort in their new role," New Jersey State Bar Association President Timothy F. McGoughran said. "I think we are back to where we should be with scholarly debate, as well as honest and civil disagreement, when they feel necessary to voice some."
Personal Injury Top Awards 2023
This year's compilation of the 20 largest personal injury recoveries includes awards reported by the Law Journal between July 29th, 2022, and July 1,…
Court Says Third Party Can Attend and Record Defense Medical Exams
Just over one year ago, after the trial courts, in three cases consolidated on appeal, denied plaintiffs' requests to have a third party accompany them during a defense medical examination (DME), the Appellate Division set forth six guidelines for third parties attending and recording DMEs.
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Tom Durden, Georgia DA Who Ordered Takeover of Stalled Arbery Probe, Dies at 66
The Atlantic Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office, which Durden led for 24 years before stepping down last year, confirmed Durden's death in a Facebook post Friday. No cause of death was given.
Amid Growing Regulations, 'Digital Dragnets' Likely to Bring Litigation Risks for Private Sector
More states and federal agencies are rolling out policies restricting the use of geolocation data, posing risks for enterprises that leverage such information for marketing purposes.
In SEC Battle, Covington Ordered to Disclose Names of 7 Clients
Judge Mehta said he understood and appreciated the policy concerns of Covington and the 83 law firms that backed it. "They are not unfounded," he said.
How Defense Attorneys Secured a Win in a Trucking Tort That Could Have Been Worth Millions
"I think there's been a little bit of a trend the last few years for defense lawyers, or even insurance companies or defendants to just decide to settle these cases, because it's more certain. That's not my firm's attitude," defense attorney Zach Matthews said.More from ALM
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