About a dozen law school professors and deans had their invitations to review questions on the February bar exam rescinded amid copyright concerns surrounding the test’s new vendor.
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La orden ejecutiva de Trump sobre la ciudadanía por derecho de nacimiento llega a la Corte Suprema
Es la primera vez que la disputa legal sobre la orden del presidente llega al máximo tribunal de Estados Unidos. Si el gobierno de Trump tiene éxito, la política podría entrar en vigor en algunas partes del país.
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What Happens When Judges Don't Feel Safe?
Law.com interviewed current and former judges, litigators and leaders in the profession about the impact of the Trump administration’s threats to judges and law firms.
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Mahmoud Khalil Sues Columbia University, Congressional Committee to Block Release of Students' Records
Columbia announced on Thursday in a campus-wide email that, following a months-long investigation, it expelled “dozens of students who took part in the occupation.
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Brazilian Government-Owned Oil Company Reaches $283M Settlement in US Lawsuit
Hogan Lovells represented Brazilian government-owned Petrobras in reaching a $283 million settlement with U.S. investors represented by Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel.
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'This Doesn't Close the Courthouse Door': Corporate Law Revision Sails Through Delaware Senate
All 20 of the state’s 21 senators present in the Senate chamber voted to pass SB 21, the bill that proposes changes to the Delaware General Corporation Law. The bill’s primary sponsor, Bryan Townsend, D-Newark/Glasgow, said the changes in the bill are necessary with both a rise in concerns about incorporating in Delaware and the competition presented by Texas and Nevada occurring simultaneously.