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By Max Mitchell | June 8, 2017
The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that some attorneys fear may have a "chilling effect" on lawyers representing injured workers.
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By DEBORAH G. STEVENSON | June 8, 2017
It is unfortunate that before the Connecticut Law Tribune's editorial board published the article "It's Time To Regulate Home Schooling" the board did not reach out to those who know the most and have the facts about home schooling. Had the board done so, it certainly would have been more informed, and the article published would have reflected more accurately existing history, law and custom.
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By Katheryn Hayes Tucker | June 8, 2017
The State Bar of Georgia's outgoing president, Patrick O'Connor, reflects on his term as he prepares to deliver his final speech and hand over the gavel.
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By Victoria Hudgins | June 8, 2017
State senators passed a bill that would prohibit the controversial "planned subsidence" method from being considered presumptive evidence that black coal mines cause pollution.
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By Victoria Hudgins | June 8, 2017
Currently it takes up to 21 years of adverse possession for a property's title to be acquirable, but a new state Senate amendment would cut it down to 10 years.
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By Josefa Velasquez | June 8, 2017
New York's state ethics and lobbying regulators fined ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc. $98,000 for failing to report $6.3 million in lobbying expenses in its biennial registration report.
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By Celia Ampel | June 8, 2017
The 4-3 decision finds the cap violates the Florida Constitution's equal protection clause, but dissenters attack the majority for stepping on the Legislature's toes.
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By Katheryn Hayes Tucker | June 8, 2017
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Todd Markle has gone from reversed to vindicated as a case before him moved from one arena to another on appeal.
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By Michael Booth | June 8, 2017
New Jersey residents have the right to walk around their homes and answer the door with a weapon—including those other than firearms—so long as they are not using them in a threatening manner.
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By njlawjournal | New Jersey Law Journal | June 8, 2017
Denial of Estate Tax Exemption to Domestic Partner Not Unconstitutional Where Benefits of Marriage Accessible Through Civil Union or Marriage
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