Archives
May 20, 2011
- The Firm: No firm needs to be an island
- Commentary: One Perspective: Globalizing democratic exceptionalism
- Taking Stock: Ralcorp
- Legal Affairs: Lawmakers again try to ban forced arbitration clauses
- Eye on Lansing: Gov. Snyder vs. the Political Careerists
Nation
- National Roundup
- Washington, D.C.: No more gobbledygook: Feds must stop writing gibberish under new law
- Minnesota: Activists decry probe revealed by found FBI papers 23 people have been subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury in Illinois
- Louisiana: Judge: Disabled can bring suit to trial
State
Courts
- Kentucky: Court grants DNA test for death row inmate
- Montana: Ex-billionaire to seek sanctions against state; Faces $40 million civil judgment over bankruptcy claims
- New Jersey: Plavix cases start to pick up as deadline nears Thousands of cases are expected to be filed in coming months
- Tennessee: Label sues Tim McGraw for breach of contract
Business
- Retail: The great consumer divide; Rich spend, others scrimp, retail reports show
- Real Estate: Fixed rates touch new lows for 201;1 Housing market remains weak
- Economy: Fed considers tighter credit as economy improves
- Global Affairs: Europe demands next IMF chief comes from EU
Feature
- Frontier lawman: WSU professor helps decode mysteries of cyberspace law
- Washington: Obama nominee may be defeated by GOP; Liberal law professor is test case for both parties
- Daily Briefs
- The 'Joy' of vacation: Corporate attorney finds second career in travel industry
- Village of Hope: Area agency provides foundation for students to rebuild their lives
headlines
headlines National
- Lawyers ‘have to stand up and say something,’ Breyer tells ABA assembly
- Defense lawyers for convicted Parkland, Florida, school shooter cry as victims’ parents testify
- Regulatory Credentials | Layoff Pressure | Discovery Fail: The Morning Minute
- 'Early Warning' Over Law Firm Profits Comes as Demand Drops
- Water and electric quarrels test the limits of tribal power
- The morning read for Friday, Aug. 5