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Opinion

NY Court Errs in Removing RFK Jr. From Ballot: A Legal Analysis

by Joe Burns

August 20, 2024

As with many states and many independent presidential candidacies, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s path to a spot on New York...

Legal Ethics

Navigating Ethical and Regulatory Challenges of Generative AI in Law Firms

by Bryce Riddle and Aram Desteian

August 19, 2024

The legal profession is undergoing a profound transformation as technology advances, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) emerging as a central player....

Legal Trends

FTC and States Continue to Prioritize Automatic Renewal Regulation and Enforcement

by Andrew Lustigman and Morgan Spina

August 19, 2024

Due to the high cost of customer acquisition, ecommerce clients are increasingly relying on continuity programs and subscriptions as their...

Divorce

Turning Back the Clock: The Impact If Congress Successfully Blocks No-Fault Divorce

by Rebecca Palmer

July 24, 2024

As an attorney with 30-plus years of experience in family law, I’ve seen nearly every reason under the sun for...

Case Update

Hidden Costs of Unlimited Care? Why No-Fault Insurance Contracts Should Include Attendant Care Limits

by Stephanie Strycharz and Solomon Luwoye

July 3, 2024

In Smejkal v Beck, ___NW2d___; 2024 Mich. App. LEXIS 3019, (Ct App, Apr. 18, 2024), Terry Smejkal renewed his automobile...

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Best Law Firm Websites in 2024 (Top 41)

Attorney at Law Magazine assembled a list of the best lawyer websites. Following is a compilation of all the websites

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The Law

New ABA Rules for Law Schools Spark Controversy

On August 16, 2024, the Council of the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the

Louisiana Supreme Court Candidates Disqualified by the Courts

Two candidates for the one open seat on the Louisiana Supreme Court were disqualified by the courts in the last

CA Supreme Court Clarifies the Definition of Harassment – A Single Instance is Enough!

On July 29, the California Supreme Court issued a decision in Bailey v. San Francisco District Attorney’s Office which brought

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Legal Tech

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When Boston software engineer Richard DiBona and his wife, marketing executive Kara Peterson, attempted to research a legal question a

AI Startup Maximizes Productivity and Client Satisfaction in the Era of Communication Overload

The cost of corporate burnout and communication overload looms large over the legal profession. As attorneys maneuver through a daily

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From the Expert

Unveiling the Mystery: A Deep Dive into Expert Tire Failure Analysis

When we set out on the road, tires silently bear the burden of our travels, connecting passenger vehicles to pavement

Skull Fracture? Don’t Forget Ear Injuries!

Analyzing trauma cases can be complex. Adding to the complexity is the fact that some associated injuries may escape detection.

What For? The But-For Scenario in Forensic Economics

The fundamental concept of damages in civil lawsuits is to make the plaintiff whole, assuming liability can be established. Whether

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Lawyer Life & Finance

Dean Rich Leonard’s ‘From Welcome to Windhoek: A Judge’s Journey’

“A running theme of my journey is that life unfolds in unexpected ways,” writes Rich Leonard in his new autobiography,

Financial Planning for Personal Injury Victims

According to the U.S. Dept of Justice, no more than 5% of personal injury cases make it to trial. Most

Why Spring Cleaning Should Extend to a Lawyer’s Wellbeing

Ah, spring – the season of renewal, rejuvenation, and the sudden realization that your home is in desperate need of

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Legal Trivia

Which U.S. Supreme Court case established qualified immunity?

Scruggs v. Haynes

WRONG! The 1967 U.S. Supreme Court case, Pierson v. Ray established the legal precedent of qualified immunity.

Harlow v. Fitzgerald

WRONG! Harlow v. Fitzgerald was the U.S. Supreme Court case that overturned the principle of qualified immunity in 1982

Pierson v. Ray

CORRECT! The 1967 U.S. Supreme Court case established the legal precedent of qualified immunity.

Torres v. Madrid

WRONG! The 1967 U.S. Supreme Court case, Pierson v. Ray established the legal precedent of qualified immunity.

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