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Kavanaugh Open to Reconsidering Universal Injunctions by District Court Judges
Justice Brett Kavanaugh's latest statement indicates his belief that trial judges' injunctive power might be limited to the parties before them.
Justices Won't Reinstate Florida's Anti-Drag Show Law
U.S. Supreme Court's 6-3 vote leaves in place a statewide injunction against Florida's Protection of Children Act.
Appeal Now or Wait? The 'Necessarily Affects' Conundrum
With last year's Court of Appeals decision in 'Bonczar v. American Multi-Cinema', the issue concerning the "sole proximate cause" defense remains unresolved. However, 'Bonczar' presents a new issue that arises in many construction litigation cases but is far broader than construction and personal injury litigation.
See Who Passed the July 2023 New York Bar Exam
Of the 9,779 candidates who took the most recent bar exam, 6,481 passed for an overall passing rate of 66%.
Jury Awards $1.3 Million For Intersection Crash in Essex County
An Essex County jury awarded $1.3 million on Sept. 29 in Terell v. Chitra to a woman who suffered neck, back and shoulder injuries in a motor vehicle accident.
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Med Mal Plaintiff Loses Bid to Seek Punitive Damages on Top of $21.3M Award
"It's not that the judge needed to endorse the plaintiff's viewpoint that it was reckless," Thomas Bosworth said, "it's merely that the judge needed to allow the jury to make that decision."
Variance Requests, Aggrieved Parties and the Open Market Fueled by Friendly Competition
In a recent opinion, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in South Bethlehem Associates v. Zoning Hearing Board of Bethlehem Township, 294 A.3d 441 (Pa. 2023) established that a party appearing before a local zoning board cannot subsequently seek judicial review of a variance request granted by the local zoning board unless that party is deemed an aggrieved party.
Bathroom Law Faces Court Challenge
The case is the latest in a series of challenges to laws and rules approved by Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration and the Legislature targeting trans people and the LGBTQ community.
Law.com Trendspotter: Blanket Attendance Mandates Reveal the 'Core' of Law Firm RTO Struggles
As a number of law firm leaders and industry consultants have pointed out, the key to true flexibility likely lies in better coordination: allowing practice groups to determine their own in-office cadences and finding ways to eliminate unnecessary commutes to half-empty spaces.
Could 'Core Hours' Help Firms Balance Mandates With Flexibility? Few Are Willing to Try
"Law firms are different from other businesses—they just are," said Atlanta-based law firm consultant Alexa Ross. "Lawyers don't want to be told what to do and when to do it."TRENDING STORIES
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