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Why Covington Is Constrained as Michael Flynn Flays His Former Defense Team
The Michael Flynn saga in Washington has opened a window into Covington & Burling's advocacy for the former Trump national security adviser, who is now trying to withdraw his guilty plea. Covington, meanwhile, says "bar rules limit our ability to respond publicly even to allegations of this nature, absent the client's consent or a court order."Why Covington's Constrained as Michael Flynn Flays His Former Defense Team
The Michael Flynn saga in Washington has opened a window into Covington & Burling's advocacy for the former Trump national security adviser, who is now trying to withdraw his guilty plea. Covington, meanwhile, says "bar rules limit our ability to respond publicly even to allegations of this nature, absent the client's consent or a court order."Corporate Directors Overlook Legal Departments When Prepping for Board Meetings
"That should be a little bit of a wake-up call for legal teams, that they're not the first group that comes to mind for directors, which I'm sure is not comforting news for the legal team," said Dottie Schindlinger, executive director of Diligent Institute.Attorney Sarah Poriss Doesn't Hate Crowded Court Dockets. She Embraces Them
Statistics from the judicial branch show collection lawsuits in Connecticut Superior Court hovering around 12,500 cases a year.View more book results for the query "*"
Sumter County Judge Rules Against Activists in Ballot Secrecy Suit
Activists said Georgia's new voting machines' large, bright, vertical touchscreens and large font allow other people in the room to see a voter's selections.City of Newport News v. Kahikina
A Virginia cop has been awarded workers compensation for heart disease, despite evidence that the disease started with unhealthy lifestyle choices.Textron, Inc. v. Travelers Cas. and Sur. Co.
Should a manifestation or continuous trigger theory apply in a case of asbestos exposure?Nonsignatories Bound by an Arbitration Clause in Franchise Cases
The case of First Chicago Options of Chicago v. Kaplan, 514 U.S. 938 (1995) held that the Kaplans had not agreed to have the arbitrator decide arbitrability and vacated an award against the Kaplans.Trending Stories