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By Rhonda Reddick, Androvett Legal Media & Marketing
Gardere’s Richard Faulk will participate in the mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments on climate change tort liability April 10 at George Mason University School of Law.

By Alex Nesbitt
Will Obamacare survive the Supreme Court? Will the justices rule based on politics or the constitution? Three Days of Argument: Obamacare on Trial captures one of the most important issues facing our nation and our Supreme Court.

By Dorinda Bordlee, Bioethics Defense Fund
Bioethics Defense Fund and co-counsel file Supreme Court amicus brief for 7 medical groups exposing how Obamacare “abortion premium mandate” violates the Free Exercise Clause.

By Rose Radford
Ragsdale Liggett attorney, Jim Conner made significant appellate law in the case against the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services when the state's final appeal was rejected by the NC Supreme Court.

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By Kolesar & Leatham
The Las Vegas Chapter of The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies will host a luncheon on Friday, June 8, entitled “Arizona v. United States: Presidential Preemption v. State Law.”

By www.myhistorycanbeatupyourpolitics.com
As the Supreme Court weighs healthcare reform's constitutionality, a podcast reminds listeners that the Court finding things unconstitutional is actually rare.

By School Chronicle
Education is basic to the creation of an atmosphere in which human beings can meet one another on a plane of friendship and equality.

By Rhonda Reddick, Androvett Legal Media & Marketing
Gardere’s Richard Faulk will participate in the mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments on climate change tort liability April 10 at George Mason University School of Law.

By Alex Nesbitt
Will Obamacare survive the Supreme Court? Will the justices rule based on politics or the constitution? Three Days of Argument: Obamacare on Trial captures one of the most important issues facing our nation and our Supreme Court.

By Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy Studies
The Las Vegas Chapter of The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies will host its next luncheon on Tuesday, April 3, entitled “How the Supreme Court has subverted the Constitution.”

By Association of Mature American Citizens
Her views on the U.S. Constitution did not sit well with voters

By Dorinda Bordlee, Bioethics Defense Fund
Bioethics Defense Fund and co-counsel file Supreme Court amicus brief for 7 medical groups exposing how Obamacare “abortion premium mandate” violates the Free Exercise Clause.

By Rhonda Reddick, Androvett Legal Media & Marketing
Richard Faulk, chair of the Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP Litigation Department, participated in mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments on climate change tort liability hosted by the University of Houston’s Law Center.

By Law Firm of Kulerski & Cornelison
The Oak Brook and Chicago Divorce Law Firm of Kulerski and Cornelison Supports Proposal to Standardize the Collection of Financial and Employment Data from Divorcing Couples

By Bendure Communications
Defense Bar Objects to Ruling Affecting Privately Retained Attorneys

By Public Interest Law Professor John Banzhaf
Although the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review "Obamacare", it is quite possible that it will not rule upon the law's constitutionality during its current term and before the 2012 elections, says public interest law professor John Banzhaf

By Kathleen Caputi
The Trusts & Estates Practice of Long Island’s business law firm, Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein & Breitstone has just added veteran Surrogate’s Court referee and litigator, Sally M. Donahue, to its practice.

By J Blair Brown Consulting
Run brings awareness to copyright infringement laws and independent artists

By Rhonda Reddick, Androvett Legal Media & Marketing
Richard Faulk will represent industry interests during mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments in AEP v. Connecticut during the July 9-14 International Association of Defense Counsel Annual Meeting in Canada.

By Rose Radford
Ragsdale Liggett attorney, Jim Conner made significant appellate law in the case against the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services when the state's final appeal was rejected by the NC Supreme Court.

By BARD Marketing
Attorney Dean Xenick of Burman, Critton, Luttier & Coleman has been appointed to a three-year term as a member The Florida Bar’s Code & Rules of Evidence Committee.

By DRI - The Voice of the Defense Bar
DRI—Voice of the Defense Bar—Weighs in on Opinions

By DRI - The Voice of the Defense Bar
DRI - The Voice of the Defense Bar has experts available to speak about the impact of the Supreme Court case Dukes v. Wal-Mart

By Vicki Bendure, APR
Leading Defense Experts Available for Comment

By Vicki Bendure, APR
DRI - The Voice of the Defense Bar has experts available to speak about the impact of the Supreme Court decision on Smith v. Bayer Corp.

By Vicki Bendure, APR
Expert Available to Speak in Favor of Halliburton

By Christina Steffy
Sunbury Press has released Scott Douglas Gerber's latest legal thriller "Mr. Justice", pitting the KKK against the Supreme Court and the highest powers in the land.

By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform
According to the Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform (FLIER), HB 1355 and SB 1504 seek to suppress voter participation and citizen led ballot initiatives, hampering Florida's democratic development and further entrenching plutocracy.

By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform
The Supreme Court is currently considering a challenge to the Arizona’s Clean Elections matching funds provision. Unfortunately, it appears the case may be decided without even considering the most important aspects of Clean Elections legislation.

By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform
The sudden charge by State House Speaker Dean Cannon and other legislators to drastically reform Florida’s Supreme Court is a poorly disguised attempt at retaliation towards the judicial branch.

By LawlessAmerica.com
The U.S. Supreme Court issued orders in Docket No. 10-632, 10-633, and 10-690 in which the justices refused to honor their oath to defend the Constitution. The justices have lost legal jurisdiction to hear cases.

By Strategic Book Group
From the Early Precedents to the Impeachment and Trial of President Bill Clinton

By Palm Beach County Green Party
Woman’s Search for a Perfect Corporation to Wed will Commemorate the 1ST Anniversary of the Supreme Court Ruling Re-affirming Corporate Personhood.

By Green Party of Florida
The search for a corporate husband will "commemorate" the 1st anniversary of the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling re-affirming corporate personhood.

By Bonnie Redding
We the People Reject the Citizens United Supreme Court Ruling; Statewide Events Demonstrate Need for National, State, and Local Action; Florida Citizens Commit to Fight for Democracy and Call for Constitutional Amendment to Limit Corporate Power.

By Michael Ingberg
The appellate practice group at Michigan law firm Collins, Einhorn, Farrell & Ulanoff, P.C. has a number of lawyers who are able to argue cases in front of the highest court in the country, the United States Supreme Court.

By PRMG
Law firm helped John Anthony Rubino & Company, CPA, PC, win a lawsuit against Dr. Mark H. Swartz, who claimed that Mr. Rubino agreed he would only get paid if the project was successfully able to receive funding in order to get off the ground.

By Dale B. Halling
The genesis of the non-obviousness standard was the Supreme Court’s decision in Hotchkiss v. Greenwood. There was no statutory basis for the Supreme Court's decision. The result has been endless mischief.

By disbarthefloridabar.com
Weekday radio show discusses the Florida Bar. Should regulation be turned over to government? Are their abuses in the current system?

By Filament Games
Retired Justice Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor improving civics education with video games.

By The IRCT
The International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) today welcomed news that the US Supreme Court has ruled that ex-officials of foreign governments do not have automatic immunity from lawsuits alleging torture.

By 110% Magazine
Let’s Open the Political and Judicial Field to the Most Qualified

By Bob Roth
In light of the recent Supreme Court decision against outlawing videos depicting animal cruelty, Loretta Swit (M*A*S*H – "Hotlips Houlihan") shares her strong feelings about "Crush Videos" on Animal Radio®, May 8th.

By Keith Bremer, Partner
The California Supreme Court denies appeal in Catsouras case and finds that the Appellate Court finding that CHP and officers were negligent and violated family's right to privacy by the unauthorized release of crash photographs.

By Erika C. Owens & Jill M. Butler
This press release showcases the National Bar Association's (NBA) call for the nomination of an African American female Supreme Court Justice to fill the upcoming vacancy due to the retirement of Justice John Paul Stevens.

By Blueline Editorial LLC
Congresswoman Donna Edwards of Maryland introduced today a constitutional amendment bill to overturn the US Supreme Court’s recent ruling allowing unlimited corporate money in elections. Rep. John Conyers, Jr. is a co-sponsor of the amendment bill.

By Webappuniverse, Inc.
Get the best headline news and case summaries about The Supreme Court formatted exclusively for your iPhone or iPod Touch, 100% free with no software to install.

By Our Constitutional Rights
A mash-up of movie and TV clips, grabs from YouTube, blogs, music videos, laugh-out-loud text and edgy visuals blows the dust off our civil liberties.

By EconomyWatch.com
A decision that is a disaster both politically and economically

By Delhi High Court Infowire
The Chief Information Commissioner of India Wajahat Habibullah has withdrawn the resignation submitted to the President of India on Oct 20th.

By Stephen Hone
In anticipation of the banks’ efforts to deny justice to consumers yet again, Penalty Charges Forum has prepared documentation for its members to counter any application by the banks to dismiss claims.

By Credit Problems No Problem
The newly appointed Supreme Court has given their long awaited decision this week on 'unfair bank charges', causing a severe blow to an estimated 1.2 million people who have lodged claims.

By Chuck Brown
FFII and IP Justice Retain Hopkins & Carley to File Brief on Landmark U.S. Supreme Court Case

By Cary White, President, Presidio Point Ins Svcs
The Supreme Court of California entered an Order adopting new Rule of Professional Conduct 3-410 effective January 1, 2010. The legal malpractice insurance team at Attorney-Protect are here to help you procure, maintain and protect your coverage.



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