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Meet the Former Stanford Law Professor Who Just Became Acting Solicitor General of the United States
While Elizabeth Prelogar awaits Senate confirmation as U.S. solicitor general, Stanford Law School's Brian Fletcher, a former assistant in that office,…
Hogan Lovells Attorneys Enter Trade Dress Dispute for Jaguar Land Rover
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Connecticut Movers: Lateral Pickups at Nutmeg State Firms
Bankruptcy attorney Patrick Linsey joins Neubert, Pepe & Monteith, and Gfeller Laurie picks up lateral partners in Connecticut and New York.
'Matter of Negusie' and What It Can Teach Us About Persecution Law
When I last wrote for this paper, I was determined to highlight the myriad attacks on our immigration system and, more specifically, on asylum seekers to ensure that readers knew the depth and breadth of the damage that was being done not only to immigrants but to all of us who depend on immigrants for our country's future.
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New York Attorney Discipline: Practice and Procedure 2024
Authors: Hal R. Lieberman, J. Richard Supple, Jr., Harvey Prager
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Who Got The Work: Midsize Firms Rep Fantasy Sports, And Sportswear
A law suit against sports betting company DraftKings, a fifth amendment case, a clothing brand patent suit.
Identification Is Harder to Obtain Than You Think
You may be asking yourself: What's the big deal with voting laws that require ID verification? Everyone has ID, so what's the issue?
When Lawyers Lack a Compass: Rudy, Sidney and the Privilege to Practice Law
The attorneys' derogation of their oaths presented clear and present dangers to the governments they had sworn to defend—governments that had issued their licenses.
Top Court Review: Computer Access, Union Taking, Vicarious Liability
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