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Couples tying the knot in Boston can now get a marriage certificate without identifying their gender or sex, thanks to new city guidelines. The new policy for city workers also includes guidance on when it is appropriate to ask someone their gender and the best ways to ask for a…
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Medicaid and insurance coverage for gender-affirming care varies from state to state. FindLaw breaks it all down in this article on LGBTQ+ health care.
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FindLaw breaks down the 1994 case that limited the president's immunity from private lawsuits and forced Monica Lewinsky into the national spotlight.
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Since 1789, more than 100 justices have served on the United States Supreme Court. Learn more about the nation's highest court on FindLaw's Supreme Court.
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Online dating has become the norm in recent years. But as many people have experienced, filling out a profile is easy. Living up to it is a whole different story. In extreme cases, a person might invent an entirely different persona to talk to others online.
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What happens when the documents you need are held by a third party? Follow these tips to create a non-party notice to preserve.
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Cybersecurity is more than just a buzz word these days; it's an important part of any business. For attorneys, the rules of professional conduct include expectations on the responsible use of technology - and responding to cyber threats.
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Justice Thomas is known for his quiet, stoic demeanor on the bench. He rarely asks questions during oral arguments, but his conservative approach to the law has certainly influenced the court over the last three decades.
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Since his nomination in 2005, Chief Justice John Roberts has led the Supreme Court with an emphasis on preserving the court's legitimacy as a government institution.
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Justice Elena Kagan joined the Supreme Court in 2010, the fourth woman to be appointed to the nation's highest court.
