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...JAG Corps is small. Lind, she said, hails from upstate New York, is an "avid athlete," a committed runner and a...
...summer, without any media attention until now...back as a new associate." Dupree...they were lead counsel, but would recuse...
...lookout for fraudulent charities. "People see a Facebook page or social media post of someone representing themselves as a charity." Pruitt said. "...
...News Corp. transforms itself into a company focused on newspaper publishing, the media giant will have a Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom partner at...
National Law Journal
National Law Journal
...of Elgin's provider-of-care agreement, a denial of payment for new admissions, and withdrawal of Elgin's approval to conduct nurse training. CMS...
National Law Journal
National Law Journal
... The State's petition for discretionary review asks whether trial counsel for Chidiebele Gabriel Okonkwo, appellant, rendered ineffective assistance by failing to request...
National Law Journal
...s father; (2) his trial counsel's assistance was rendered ineffective...by denying his motion for new trial based on Youkers's...
National Law Journal
...Arjona contends that he is entitled to habeas relief because his trial counsel misadvised him, and because the trial court's admonishments were insufficient to...
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