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Newsmakers: Week of Sept. 20, 2021
Attorney Recognized Among "Houston's Role Models" by Greater Houston Women's Chamber of Commerce Houston family law and divorce lawyer Taylor…
Prosecutor's 'Highly Improper' Closing Leads to Reversal—28 Years Later
"Reviewing this closing, even twenty-five years later and on the cold record, leaves us with no doubt of its power," said Judge Julius Richardson. "For the same reason it was powerful, it was highly improper."
Prosecutor's Improper Closing Invalidates Sexual Assault Conviction... 28 Years Later!
"Reviewing this closing, even twenty-five years later and on the cold record, leaves us with no doubt of its power," said Judge Julius Richardson. "For the same reason it was powerful, it was highly improper."
Appellate Division, First Department: June 3, 2021
Publication Date: 2021-06-07 Practice Area: Civil Appeals |
Criminal Appeals
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Court: Appellate Division, First Department, Appeals & Motions Judge: Unsigned Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: DOCKET
Appellate Division, First Department: June 3, 2021
Civil Litigator Spots Post-Pandemic Opportunity in Privacy Law, Trade Secrets, Fintech
"Georgia is ground zero for cybersecurity and fintech," said Joyce Gist Lewis, a civil litigator in Atlanta. "The popularity of cashless payments and working from home means that many companies, especially smaller companies and start-ups, will need to develop new policies or update old ones."
PLW People in the News—June 1, 2021—McNees Wallace, Saxton & Stump
McNees Wallace & Nurick announced the addition of intellectual property attorney Thomas Gulick, and Saxton & Stump brought on three new associate attorneys, expanding the firm's litigation resources.
Ybarra v. State of Texas
Publication Date: 2021-04-19 Practice Area: Criminal Appeals |
Criminal Law
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Court: Court of Appeals Judge: Justice Trotter Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: 11-19-00126-CR
A jury convicted appellant of aggravated kidnapping and murder and found enhancement allegations "true" for each charge.
This Public Defender Just Got $275,000 in Law School Loans Forgiven. Here's How.
The federal government's Public Service Loan Forgiveness program is intended to spur people to pursue government and public service careers, but successfully navigating the red tape has proven difficult for many borrowers.TRENDING STORIES
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