Governor DeWine recently signed into law Senate Bill 13. The bill goes into effect on June 14, 2021, and modifies a number of different statute of limitations. Ohio, for the
The 4th Judicial Circuit State Attorney’s Office, the Women’s Center of Jacksonville (WCJ), and Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office are partnering with End Violence Against Women International
States increasingly require technology competence as an ethical matter, but lawyers famously resist technology. Why, and how can we rethink things? Curiosity is not among
A case dating back to October 2016 in Sonoma, California, involves an incident that now has the Supreme Court divided. After driving home one night,
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“I’m always looking for ways to create new and exciting opportunities for my students,” said Campbell University School of Law Dean J. Rich Leonard. “My
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It’s hard to believe that the one-year anniversary of New York City’s lockdown due to COVID-19 is upon us. In my 26 years of partner
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The COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for sweeping changes in the adoption of cloud-based technology in virtually all industries, and the legal profession is no
