Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s latest statement indicates his belief that trial judges’ injunctive power might be limited to the parties before them.

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“The rules basically say you can’t get that substantive change unless you are already fully approved,” Thies continued. “So effectively, that means are 196 approved law schools have the option of implementing fully online programs, and some of them have, but outsiders, new law schools, others who might want to start up a fully online […]
Want to Position Your Small Law Firm for a Merger or Acquisition? Run It Like a Business
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ABA Council Sends 'Academic Freedom' Proposal to HOD
During the Council’s Nov. 17 meeting, held Texas on Friday, Daniel Thies, vice chair, suggested sending Standard 208 to the HOD with only “a few small tweaks to the language, all of which we think are clarifying changes, not things that need to go back out” to notice and comment again.
The West Virginia Supreme Court Splits on Public Policy Issue Following At-Will Employee's Termination
Justice C. Haley Bunn authored the majority opinion, while Justices John A. Hutchison wrote the dissenting opinion, joined by William R. Wooton, which argued that Jarrell’s allegations “bear the hallmarks of an internal whistleblower claim and should have been allowed to proceed into the discovery phase for development.”
10th Circuit Sends Class-Action Plaintiffs to Arbitration Over Interpretation of Agreement
In Brayman v. KeyPoint Government Solutions, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit considered whether a judge or an arbitrator must decide
Federal Judge Follows Suit in Remanding Digital Privacy Class Action Against Health Care Provider to State Court
“Quite simply, voluntary compliance with a federal program does not confer federal officer jurisdiction to this Court,” Senior District Judge Richard D. Bennett wrote, granting the plaintiff’s motion to remand the case to the circuit court.
The Visibility Factor: Overcoming Not Being Seen
In most law firms, there are walls that can prevent all of us from being both seen and heard by all within an organization. However, these obstacles can be overcome in most settings, despite the different factors that may keep employees, supervisors and team members from prevailing over them.
After Transition 'Missteps,' David Boies Set to Step Aside as Boies Schiller Flexner Chair in 2025
Under a proposed amendment to the firm’s partnership agreement set for a vote next month, Boies would serve one more transition year as the firm’s leader alongside a chair-elect.