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Practice of Law Courthouse News Service's Quest for Timely Release of Court Filings

Courthouse News Service's Quest for Timely Release of Court Filings

By Laura Temme, Esq. | Last updated on

The publication has filed lawsuits against court clerks in several jurisdictions over the last few years, alleging that delays in releasing newly filed...

In House SEC Proposes A Rule On Climate-Related Risk Disclosure

SEC Proposes A Rule On Climate-Related Risk Disclosure

By Dove Barbanel | Last updated on

On March 21st, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed new rules requiring registered public companies to disclose climate-related risks...

Practice of Law Why Should We Care About the Ninth Amendment?

Why Should We Care About the Ninth Amendment?

By Vaidehi Mehta, Esq. | Last updated on

The Ninth Amendment's single sentence seems to promise that the American people have constitutional rights beyond those explicitly stated in the other...

Greedy Associates Is the LSAT a Thing of the Past? Alternative Law School Admissions

Is the LSAT a Thing of the Past? Alternative Law School Admissions

By Camila Laval, J.D. | Last updated on

The LSAT was first administered in 1948 and, up until last year, it was the only way to apply for law school. Today, 80% of law schools accept GRE scores...

Practice of Law BigLaw Joins the Iron Curtain Against Russia

BigLaw Joins the Iron Curtain Against Russia

By Camila Laval, J.D. | Last updated on

Many multinational companies decided to end their business in Russia since President Vladimir Putin ordered an invasion of Ukraine at the end of February, some...

In House New Law And Circuit Court Decisions Narrow The Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements Under The FAA

New Law And Circuit Court Decisions Narrow The Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements Under The FAA

By Dove Barbanel | Last updated on

Over time, SCOTUS developed caselaw relating to the FAA which creates a strong presumption in favor of compelling arbitration where there are ambiguities...

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