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Court Denies Ford's Appeal of Sanctions—Again
The order sends the case back to Gwinnett County State Court Judge Shawn Bratton without disturbing his ruling that Ford be punished by preclusion of its defense on charges the company knowingly made an unsafe roof.
Justices Poised to Define 'Self-Employment' Under UC Law
Last August, a divided three-judge Commonwealth Court panel reversed a Department of Labor & Industry adjudication that imposed an unemployment compensation tax on beauty salon A Special Touch for five people who worked there in various positions.
ACLU of CT Condemns Location Sharing With ICE by Local Police Departments
Police departments in eight Connecticut locations have been identified as sharing motorists' location information to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, leading the American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut to call for an immediate stop to the activity.
Legal Malpractice: Tolling and the Statute of Limitations
The legal malpractice negligence statute of limitations is two years. The legal malpractice breach of contract statute of limitations is four years, as in Coleman v. Duane Morris, 58 A.3d 833 (Pa. Super. 2012).
Ephemeral Messaging on Facebook Could Heighten E-Discovery Stress
The possibility of ephemeral messaging making its way to Facebook could turn the pressure up on lawyers and e-discovery professionals.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Amid Crisis, Cuba Plans Revamp of State and Legal System
Nearly a year of debate and discussion ended last month with the approval of Cuba's first constitutional reform since 1976.
People in the News—March 14, 2019—Cohen Seglias
Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman hosted an event to benefit Philabundance as part of the law firm's 30th anniversary commemoration, in which the firm hosted a series of events benefiting charities in the communities where the firm has offices.
Is Being Black a Problem at Law Firms?
Black lawyers must constantly prove that they are educated enough, that they earned their bar licenses, and that they belong.
Brehon Law Society Holds Its Annual St. Patrick's Day Dinner
The Brehon Law Society held its annual St. Patrick's Day dinner and celebration on March 12, where it honored Judge Anthony Cannataro and John Feerick.
Does the Sixth Amendment Apply to Restitution? Two Justices Say the Answer May Be Yes
In their White-Collar Crime column, Elkan Abramowitz and Jonathan Sack begin with a discussion of Supreme Court cases extending the Sixth Amendment's jury-trial right to sentencing and then consider the increased significance and magnitude of restitution in federal criminal sentencing, especially in white-collar cases. They then analyze Justice Gorsuch's dissent from denial of certiorari in 'Hester', which builds upon the reasoning in dissents in the circuit courts urging for application of 'Apprendi' to restitution.Trending Stories
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