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Bill to prevent no-deal Brexit passes Commons by one vote19:16, April 03 50 0 A cross-party group of MPs has forced through an emergency bill in less than six hours to instruct Theresa May to seek an extension to article 50 and avoid a no-deal Brexit, despite government opposition.The bill, spearheaded by Labour’s Yvette Cooper and the Conservative Sir Oliver Letwin, passed late into the night, with MPs defeating a number of obstructive amendments from both Brexiters and the government.
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Former federal prosecutor makes history as Chicago’s first black female and openly gay mayor
16:23, April 03 51 0
Lori Lightfoot. Photo courtesy of Mayer Brown. A former federal prosecutor who was an equity partner at Mayer Brown has been elected the new mayor of Chicago in a landslide victory against her runoff opponent. -
Bill to prevent no-deal Brexit passes second vote in the Commons
15:14, April 03 51 0
A cross-party group of MPs has forced through the first steps for an emergency bill to instruct Theresa May to seek an extension to article 50 and avoid a no-deal Brexit in just a few hours despite government opposition. -
Do frozen embryo rulings have implications in abortion debate? Supreme Court asked to weigh in
14:38, April 03 47 0
Photo from Shutterstock.com. Two recent rulings concerning the fate of frozen embryos are raising questions about the rights of egg and sperm donors, the interpretation of unclear contracts and implications in the abortion debate. -
MPs pass motion to debate article 50 extension by one vote
13:46, April 03 51 0
MPs have voted by a majority of just one MP to consider a snap bill to force an extension to article 50 – a bill Labour’s Yvette Cooper and the Conservative Sir Oliver Letwin aim to pass in just five hours. -
What advice do you give your clients about social media?
12:56, April 03 50 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Social media is a way that people can share their triumphs—or be the cause of their ignominious defeats. The same medium that lets grandparents coo over their grandchildren also can tank a tort case or spark public outrage against a company. -
Protesters hail legal victory over fracking firm's injunction
12:18, April 03 54 0
Campaigners have hailed a legal victory against a multinational company that took out a “draconian and anti-democratic” injunction against protesters. -
These historic SCOTUS rulings set the stage for future First Amendment cases (gallery)
11:28, April 03 50 0
Photo by zimmytws/Shutterstock.com. This year marks the anniversary of numerous influential U.S. Supreme Court decisions. On March 3, it was 100 years since the court established the “clear and present danger” test for protected speech. In February, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District. Thirty years ago in June 1989, the court ruled that burning a flag is protected expressive conduct. -
No one will be convicted in deadly Twin Peaks biker shootout after DA drops remaining cases
10:53, April 03 49 0
Image from Shutterstock. One hundred fifty-five people were indicted for a deadly May 2015 shootout at a Twin Peaks restaurant between rival motorcycle gangs in Waco, Texas, but none of them will be convicted. -
Lawyer who blamed sleep apnea for case inaction faces 3-year suspension-READY
08:34, April 03 44 0
Photo by tommaso79/Shutterstock.com. A lawyer who blamed sleep apnea for his inaction on a case should be suspended but not disbarred, according to a recommendation by the New Hampshire Supreme Court’s Professional Conduct Committee.
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Council tax debts soar 40% in six years
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Mueller report to be released Thursday; Barr says info in these 4 categories could be redacted
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Judge claims lawyer threatened to release her intimate photos for case leverage; he alleges extortion-READY
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Javid plans shake-up to rules on disclosing criminal records
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Ex-supreme court justice defends those who break assisted dying law
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Shame on the Home Office for using the tax form to target migrants
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Israel Folau hearing could turn on point of NSW law, expert says
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This lawyer was so burned out she gave up practice and studied well-being; what’s her stress advice?-READY
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Would millennial lawyers trade pay for better work-life balance? A significant percentage say yes
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Client and lawyer, a ‘willful enabler,’ sanctioned over $1M for ‘simply obscene’ condo litigation
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No-fault divorce reform will allow families to function, say lawyers
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UK arms sales are factor in humanitarian crisis in Yemen, court hears
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Government immigration database 'deeply sinister', say campaigners
Year News
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Unmarried mother to challenge benefits loss in UK supreme court
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Grenfell Tower inqury: kitchen fire resident ‘did nothing wrong’
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India: 17 men charged with raping 12-year-old girl over months
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With political will, global community could solve refugee problem, says former UN official
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Former BigLaw partner is sentenced to five years in prison in $7.8M scheme