New York Law Journal
...Edwina Richardson-Mendelson stated: "I think that it is quite a bit more than semantics. We think the words 'attorneys for the child' make...
In a letter sent May 13 to the White House Office of Management and Budget, the U.S. Judicial Conference requested an emergency appropriation of $73 million, saying the judiciary does not have the bu
...snow plow through a tight spot, the plow "caught a little bit of ice," shifted, and hit plaintiff's vehicle. Ms. Sopko explained...
...my lawsuits. Yet, my client in each of these cases was every bit as innocent as those whose convictions were overturned on the basis of...
...very well. "We do have to communicate a little bit and find out who is on a conference call when," Karaahmet...
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