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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

mation of its 2021 Legal Industry Editorial Advisory Board. Read full article » Bonus Spotlight Baker Botts And MoFo Join Special Bonuses Action Morrison & Foerster LLP and Baker Botts LLP are joining the dozens of major U.S. law firms handing out special bonuses this year, according to reports and details Law360 c

ing cases on abortion, the Second Amendment and more, Justices Stephen Breyer and Amy Coney Barrett are trying to convince the American public that the U.S. Supreme Court does not consist of "partisan hacks" or "junior-league politicians," but jurists with different judicial philosophies. Read full article » Prince

ith its "laser focus" on increasingly hot areas for government investigations. Read full article » MoFo Snags 2 For White Collar Defense Practice Morrison & Foerster LLP has hired a pair of federal prosecutors for its white collar defense group, the firm announced on Monday, adding to its roster of revolving door hi

al groups said Tuesday. Notice attached I Read full article » HEALTH & LIFE SCIENCES GOP States Urge High Court To Skip ACA Row — Or Nuke Law If the U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear an appeal by Democratic officials to protect the Affordable Care Act, it should find that the law is unconstitutional, Republican st

d was ultimately fired for speaking up about gender inequity. Read full article » MoFo 'Mommy Track' Bias Accusers Abandon Class Claims Two former Morrison & Foerster LLP attorneys accusing the firm of relegating them to the "mommy track" and eventually firing them after they had children have dropped their class act