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yment Opportunity Commission. Verdict attached I Read full article » PRODUCT LIABILITY Texas Justices Bounce Back Fen-Phen Atty Malpractice Fight The Texas Supreme Court on Friday said a lower court wrongly revived claims that an attorney improperly withheld a cut of a Fen-Phen settlement he secured for 4,000 former

ure" under the Fourth Amendment and another involving debtors' rights. Read full article >> Supreme Court Extends Phone Hearings Through December The U.S. Supreme Court said Friday it would continue holding oral arguments via phone through the end of the year because of the coronavirus pandemic, a period that inclu

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oned by former President Donald Trump. Motion attached I Read full article » COMPLIANCE Texas Justices Say No Jail For Salon Owner In COVID Fight The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday a Dallas salon owner won't have to go back to jail to finish out a seven-day sentence for operating her business during the statewide

Study Supreme Court 'Reform' President Joe Biden on Friday followed through on his plan to form an outside commission to study possible reforms of the U.S. Supreme Court amid progressive criticism of the court's conservative majority. The "bipartisan" group includes former federal judges, high court advocates and l

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, 2020 Follow Law360 TOP NEWS Supreme Court Leads At 1st Trump-Biden Debate President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden jousted over the U.S. Supreme Court at their unruly first debate Tuesday, disagreeing over when to fill a vacant seat and whether Biden should address liberal proposals to add more ju

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