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ay. Read full article » Senate Confirms Trial Judge Picks For Mich., Va., NY The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed nominees to the trial bench in Michigan, Virginia and New York, including the first Iraqi American federal judge, as part of a late-session push to fill court vacancies before Congress he

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d by Entergy rang the bell this week for a third round of litigation over the government's alleged failure to dispose of its spent nuclear waste in Michigan. Read full article » 5th Circ. Told EPA Ignored Risks To OK Gulf Driller Permit The Center for Biological Diversity told a Fifth Circuit panel in

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al Speedway are off the hook from a lawsuit brought by a concertgoer who fell and broke her ankle in nearby woods while leaving a music festival, a Michigan appeals court held Thursday. 2 documents attached I Read full article MONTANA Exxon Tells Mont. Justices Dividend Deduction Cap Improper The Mont

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ticle » Sterling Bank Hid Risk, Tanking Stock, Investors Say A group of peeved investors hit Sterling Bancorp Inc. with a proposed class action in Michigan federal court Friday, claiming its Michigan-based subsidiary Sterling Bank and Trust FSB misled investors and ignited a stock drop that resulted in

A Coping With A Pandemic: Fish & Richardson's Betsy Flanagan As self-isolation and social distancing become the norm during the COVID-19 pandemic, Law360 is sharing reactions from people around the business and legal community. Today's perspective comes from Betsy Flanagan, a Twin Cities-based princi

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nts came from the court's right- leaning justices, and many of their sharpest critiques stemmed from suits over Trump administration policies. Here, Law360 looks at some of the fieriest. Read full article » Feature The Chattiest Justice Of The Term Is ... One justice again stood out as the chattiest

EFTA00032952 --- PAGE BREAK --- 6th Circ. Won't Overturn Pill Mill Operator's Conviction The Sixth Circuit on Friday upheld the conviction of a Michigan man for running an opioid pill mill, saying a jury instruction did not wrongly lead jurors to think that the standard required by "reasonable doubt