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Virtual Law Firms Part 2: How COVID Proved NewLaw Was Right

by Frederick SheltonMarch 4, 2021

Judicial Interview

NC Supreme Court Chief Justice Paul Newby: ‘I’m Not a Legislator in a Black Robe’

by Bob FriedmanMarch 3, 2021

Expert Witness

Uptrend of Nuclear Verdicts in the Trucking Industry

by Ric LeutwylerFebruary 26, 2021

Recruiting

Defining ‘Good’ Law Firm Culture (and How Associates Are Shaping What It Means)

by Kate Reder SheikhFebruary 9, 2021

In-House

Coca-Cola GC Issues Open Letter on Outside Counsel Diversity Guidelines

by Caitlin KenistonFebruary 3, 2021

Bail Reform Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals

Opinion

Fifth Circuit Shines Light on Road to Texas Bail Reform

Texas has a bail problem, but it is not what is portrayed in the news. The issue is how to process large groups of people

Ken W. Good February 1, 2021

Nightingale v. USCIS Freedom of Information Act

Opinion

Nightingale: Major Shake-up of Immigration Agency FOIA Programs

Thousands of Immigrants Now Able to Access Their Records Under Freedom of Information Act Imagine you are appearing before an immigration judge—to defend against removal

Emily Creighton January 7, 2021

Opinion

The ADA and Me: 30 Years of Progress with Much More to Do

This summer marked the 30th anniversary of the passing of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Somewhat less notably, my 30th birthday was also this

Ann Motl December 7, 2020

Opinion

Fifth Circuit Shines Light on Road to Texas Bail Reform

Texas has a bail problem, but it is not what is portrayed in the news. The issue is how to process large groups of people

Ken W. Good February 1, 2021

Opinion

Nightingale: Major Shake-up of Immigration Agency FOIA Programs

Thousands of Immigrants Now Able to Access Their Records Under Freedom of Information Act Imagine you are appearing before an immigration judge—to defend against removal

Emily Creighton January 7, 2021

Opinion

The ADA and Me: 30 Years of Progress with Much More to Do

This summer marked the 30th anniversary of the passing of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Somewhat less notably, my 30th birthday was also this

Ann Motl December 7, 2020

Opinion

Can Technology Secure Equity in Sentencing?

In December 2016, a major newspaper published the results of a two-year study of state court sentencing data in Florida. The study concluded that inequitable

A. Wellington Barlow December 4, 2020

Attorney Feature

Mary Kathryn Kurth: A Servant’s Heart

“In medical malpractice cases, clients are coming to us because something really horrible has happened. Either they’ve lost a loved one,...

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Dallas Feature

Phillip Linder: Up to the Challenge

“Long distance and extreme cycling take planning, conditioning, discipline and focus – just like litigation. Especially litigation that involves people’s...

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Minnesota Feature