Posted in Legal Channels Staying On the Level and Avoiding Discovery Snafus By Sarah Scott on January 14, 2019 Every case filed in Texas state court requires the plaintiff to choose a discovery ...
Posted in Legal Channels Fifth Circuit Freezes Big Obamacare Case Amid Trump’s Shutdown By Nate Robson on January 11, 2019 The order comes as the nation edges toward its longest shutdown in history ...
Posted in Legal Channels Starting the Day Off Slow Might be the Right Step to the Fast Track By Academic Support on January 11, 2019 At my law school, we're in the midst of the first week of classes after the long break ...
Posted in Legal Channels 5 Tips to Take Your Persuasive Power Up a Notch By Kacy Miller on January 10, 2019 AIDA in the Law. The AIDA method, so effective in selling everything from ...
Posted in Divorce How will the Government Shutdown affect my Divorce? By Thomas A. Greenwald on January 10, 2019 The good news is that the economic impact, overall, is likely to be small ...
Posted in Employment Law, NLRB Responding to an NLRB Unfair Labor Practice Charge By Brett Holubeck on January 10, 2019 An unfair labor practice charge is filed by an employee or a union with the National ...
Posted in DOJ, Employment Law Still Business-Friendly Times – DOJ Limits the Use of Agency Guidance Documents in Civil Enforcement By Seyfarth Shaw LLP on January 10, 2019 Under the updated Manual, DOJ may no longer prosecute cases against alleged ...
Posted in Waiver Trial by consent – point, counterpoint – By David Coale on January 10, 2019 Two recent opinions set the current guideposts for whether an issue is tried ...
Posted in Legal Channels Reporting Foreign Trusts By Kunal Patel on January 9, 2019 The foreign trusts rules in I.R.C. 671-679 are some of the most complex set of rules in ...
Posted in Copyright Unless You “Got the Moves,” Watch Your Step By Charles Wallace on January 9, 2019 Many of us know that “authors” can seek federal copyright protection, and many of ...
