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...Court Judge Melvin Schweitzer dismissed the action on March 21, 2012, reasoning that the economic downturn was more responsible for the plaintiffs' career woes...
...JUSTICES TALK ABOUT BUDGET, CAMERAS IN COURT U.S. Supreme Court justices Anthony Kennedy and...
...address an "extreme budget shortfall," Los Angeles County, Calif., Superior Court plans to close its alternative dispute resolution program on June 18 after...
...The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has been preparing for a financial...
...battle, beat unpaid bloggers in court and achieved a $1.1...company's host of legal woes and create a new culture...
...on the country's budget woes. A meeting Friday...in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of...
...The federal courts were asked to do a lot with a little in 2012, on...
...said. The job woes of law graduates and the...a recently retired Oregon Supreme Court Justice Paul De Muniz to...
...has decided to take on a new challenge and a new Supreme Court nominee: Robert Bork. He chose to make his views known...
...Stearns had misrepresented its financial woes in the year before JPMorgan...are inevitable setbacks. Since 2005, courts have dismissed 21 percent of...
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