National Law Journal
...Minnesota Supreme Court amended the state's Rules for Admission to the Bar, noting that a lawyer licensed as house counsel or temporary house counsel...
...just some. On April 25, veterans of the Supreme Court bar came together to show him some love and blunt the criticism that...
National Law Journal
...the parameters of the equitable doctrine of laches as it applies to bar a long-delayed application for a writ of habeas corpus. Recognizing that...
...firm called Prenda Law Inc. — to their respective state and federal bars, concluding that they "suffer from a form of moral turpitude unbecoming...
National Law Journal
...arrest for drunken driving in Florida. Weiss, 77, who spent more than a year behind bars after pleading guilty to charges...
...Klein, who in 1997 became the first woman president of the State Bar of Georgia, practiced at Atlanta's Gambrell & Stolz when it merged...
...173;ida Water Management District, which controls water resources for west central Florida. The district encompasses all or part of 16 counties and...
...A Florida judge bounds out of his seat from behind the bench and screams...
...new campaign. FORECLOSURE ATTORNEY The Florida Bar has filed a 17-count ethics complaint against foreclosure attorney David...
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