National Law Journal
...when litigating against veterans seeking benefits, it...as 60 percent of the time—...Catholic University of America Columbus School of...
...WASHINGTON — The National Fair Housing Alliance and Paralyzed Veterans of America have settled a housing discrimination lawsuit against HHHunt Corp., a...
...on what many veterans call "the hamster wheel of justice" in...Catholic University of America Columbus School of...
...organization, National Veterans Legal Services Program, Non-Commissioned Officers Association, Paralyzed Veterans of America and the United Spinal Association/Vets First. The groups, represented...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
... Circuit Judges.This is an appeal from a criminal conviction of arson in the United States District Court for the District of Maine...
...split between the 3d and D.C. circuits. In Paralyzed Veterans of America v. D.C. Arena L.P., 117 F.3d...
...the justices unanimously rejected all of the government's arguments that...EAJA — Social Security claimants, veterans, disability claimants and small businesses...
...30 years ago, allows reimbursement of paralegal expenses at market rates...the hundreds of Social Security, veterans and contract cases filed predominantly...
...B. Peake, M.D., Secretary of Veterans Affairs ("the Secretary"), appeals from...
Argued October 19, 2007On Petition for Review of an Order of the Federal Aviation Administration.Before: HENDERSON, TATEL, and...
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