Archives
June 10, 2011
- Commentary: Eye on Lansing: Political careerists threaten freedom, prosperity
- Taking Stock: Primerica
- Commentary: On Point: Judge recounts inside story of landmark voting reform
- Commentary: One Perspective: Negotiations can rise, fall on timing
Nation
- National Roundup
- Nation: Survey shows Americans' conflicted abortion views
- California: Suit: VA misusing LA land meant for homeless vets
- Texas: Police: We were right to act on tip about bodies
State
Courts
- Georgia: U.S. judges raise pointed questions about health law
- Washington: Lawyer: Feds balk at sale of Barefoot Bandit story
- Washington: Woman who survived brutal Seattle attack testifies
- Judge discusses immigration and the cost of a criminal conviction; Padilla v Kentucky changed the landscape
Business
- Economy: Fed survey: Economy falters in several U.S. regions
- Business: Visa makes moves into mobile banking
- Of Mutual Interest: Slow economy weighing on stock market -- finally
- Economic and stock market recovery, post-recession
Feature
- Swing to cure-- Attorney driven event raises funds for diabetes research
- Team Building: Area family law firm adds familiar name to practice
- Swing to cure Attorney driven event raises funds for diabetes research
- Raise recommendation raises political dilemma; Legislature unlikely to adopt suggested 3 percent raise for judges
- Law students gain experience through pro bono program
- Daily Briefs, June 10
headlines
headlines National
- Former Pierce Bainbridge paralegal sues firm and ex-partner over alleged sex assault
- Federal judiciary wrongly used PACER fees for unrelated projects, Federal Circuit rules
- Accounting for the Coronavirus
- 5 Ways That Corporate Legal Departments Are Evaluating Their Relationships With ALSPs
- Petitions of the week: Religious employees, religious developers and more
- Symposium: The unfolding revolution in the jurisprudence of the religion clauses
