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Frederick Penney: Building the Power Firm

by Susan Cushing

January 18, 2024

Frederick Penney: Building the Power Firm

January 18, 2024

Elon Musk’s Twitter is the ‘Town Square’ Nobody Needs

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Twitter CEO Elon Musk, a self-described defender of free speech, recently presented the Twitter employees he fired with a severance

Updated Leave Laws Reflect a Changing Environment for Employers Navigating a Post-Pandemic Economy in 2023

Nisha Verma

In California, 2023 brings new requirements to allow employees flexibility in who they might take time off to care for,

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Halim Dhanidina: A Journey Through Law, Justice and Mediation

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Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with former Justice Halim Dhanidina to delve into his transformative career spanning law enforcement,

Miguel Custodio Jr. and Vineet Dubey: The Heroes on the 25th Floor

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Not all heroes wear capes or leap tall buildings in a single bound. Some perform their valiant acts more subtly,

Legal Soft Inc. Leading Through Change

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When other companies come into a law firm, they want to fix just one thing. Whether it’s marketing, staffing, IT,

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The Legal MSO: Less Work, More Wealth—and the End of Law Firms as We Know Them

I’ve always appreciated the brutal brilliance of the line: “The problem with law firms is that they’re run by lawyers.” It’s not a jab. It’s

Avoiding the Employment Law Hot Seat

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Legal Trivia

Which Supreme Court case first recognized a state sovereign immunity limitation on Congress’s enforcement powers under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment?

Chisholm v. Georgia

WRONG! Chisholm v. Georgia (1793) actually led to the 11th Amendment, which explicitly granted state sovereign immunity from suits by citizens of another state—but didn’t involve Section 5 powers or modern federalism limits.

Seminole Tribe v. Florida

CORRECT! In Seminole Tribe v. Florida (1996), the Court held that Congress cannot use its Article I powers to subject non-consenting states to lawsuits in federal court. Though based on Article I, the case paved the way for limiting Congress’s enforcement power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment in later cases like Boerne v. Flores. It signaled the Court’s revival of state sovereign immunity doctrine.

Alden v. Maine

WRONG! Alden v. Maine (1999) extended sovereign immunity to state courts, not federal, and followed Seminole Tribe rather than being the first to set this limit.

Garcia v. San Antonio MTA

WRONG! Garcia v. San Antonio MTA (1985) was about federalism and the Fair Labor Standards Act, but it upheld federal authority and did not involve sovereign immunity or Section 5 limits.

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In Defense of the Prosecution — George Gascon

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