Navigation Lawyers said they hope the courts are able to scale up and hold more trials at once — only a handful of civil jury trials were held this week in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Staten Island, with more coming in Queens and Manhattan next week—but questioned how it could happen logistically. Click Here To […]
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California Supreme Court Approves Provisional License Program for Law Grads
Justices approved Rule of Court 9.49, which allows anyone who became, or will become, eligible to sit for the bar exam between Dec. 1, 2019, and Dec. 31, 2020, to temporarily practice under the supervision of a licensed attorney until June 21, 2022. Click Here To Read The Full Article
$200M Suit Against Reed Smith Removed to Federal Court
Reed Smith has argued that if David Molner’s allegations were true, the Chapter 11 of Aramid Entertainment Fund, which he controlled, would not have been approved. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Election Attorneys Map Out Litigation Uncertainties for Pa. in November
While there are many indicators of litigation troubles around the upcoming election, some Philadelphia election lawyers also see encouraging signs that state officials are well-prepared and poll workers have been well-trained. Click Here To Read The Full Article
The 9th Circuit's En Banc Review Process Foretells a Conservative Power Shift
In the last four years, President Donald Trump has managed to stack the Ninth Circuit with 10 appointees, but Trump’s judicial legacy also can be found in which jurists are dissenting to en banc rehearing denials. Click Here To Read The Full Article