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Report says that one justice was ‘particularly vocal’ in opposing enforcement mechanism for SCOTUS Ethics Code.
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Jones Day has hired more than 100 SCOTUS clerks over the past 12 years. How many are in the class of this year?
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Horse-loving lawyer left the law to help run a Colorado ranch
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Texas House Votes to Impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton
The Lone Star State has been making lots of legal headlines recently, and with them, the state’s Attorney General Ken Paxton. We’ve covered Paxton’s legal battle ...
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Constitutional Seach-and-Seizure Protections May Come to the Rescue for Sexual Abuser
What happens when the feds have a mountain of photo and video evidence against you for a crime, taken from your very own iPhone, but ...
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Skies Darken for the EPA’s Authority
Is the current U.S. Supreme Court anti-environment, pro-business, anti-regulatory state, or something else entirely? In the past year, the highest court in the land has ...
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Medicaid Cuts Loom for Universal Health Coverage Day
The 12th of December is International Universal Health Coverage Day. On this day, advocates remind governments around the world that universal health coverage – equitable ...
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2024 State Policy Roundup: Major Victories In Expanding Abortion Coverage
The abortion access landscape has undergone significant changes in the year 2024. States that are hostile to abortion have increased their restrictions, while states that ...
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World AIDS Day 2020 – Fight AIDS Protect Medicaid!
Gerald Lee Joyce, 43 years old, died of AIDS on February 10, 2017. His sister recalled his final months in The AIDS Memorial Instagram account, ...
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Real Estate
Is your landlord responsible for dampness in your flat?
If you are a leaseholder whose property is suffering from damp you may find that your freeholder says it is not their responsibility to undertake ...
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The role of default notification in SDI coverage for prime contractors, subcontractors and their respective roles
Subcontractor Default Insurance (SDI) is marketed as a substitute for a subcontractor performance bond, providing coverage for a prime contractor’s losses due to a subcontractor’s ...
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What is a Deed of Trust or Declaration of Trust?
Without an explicit agreement, things can get complicated – especially if the contributions are not equal. Even when you’re buying with someone who you trust, ...
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What Happens if a Defendant Ignores my Claim?
The first step in initiating a lawsuit is to complete and file a claim form at the court, and pay the applicable court fee. The ...
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Resilience: Transforming Energy Sector – Navigating land issues in Solar and Storage Projects
In the latest episode of the Resilience podcast, colleague Shellka Arora-Cox and Laura Pagliarulo, CEO and founder of SolaREIT, get down to the nitty-gritty in ...
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Developers can tap into the $400 million in DOE funding for remote and rural clean energy projects
On the 3rd of October 2024, The Department of Energy Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations released a Notice of Funding Opportunity to fund up $400 ...
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Featured Attorneys
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[Interview] B’Ivory LaMarr, Trial Attorney
Table of Contents B’Ivory LaMarr is a trial lawyer with a focus on representing underserved communities. Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he knew from a young ...
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[Interview] Trey Branham, Partner at Dean Omar Branham Shirley
Table of Contents Trey Branham attended Florida State University, where he earned his B.S. in Political Science back in 1992. From there, he attended the ...
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[Interview] Michael Molfetta, Litigation Attorney
Table of Contents Michael Molfetta is a renowned litigation attorney and the founder of Molfetta Law. With 30 years of litigation experience, Molfetta has argued cases ...