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Love hurts: 13 famous prenups (gallery)08:49, February 14 25 0 Photo from Shutterstock.com. Valentine’s Day is here, and our love for the law is stronger than ever. In our version of a romantic gesture, the ABA Journal is honoring the legal contract of love—the prenuptial agreement.
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Why Marvel’s Daredevil isn’t a role model for defense attorneys
08:13, February 14 30 0
Photo from Wikimedia Commons. If you aren’t a fan of comics, I understand entirely. They aren’t for everyone. Please, though, don’t jump ship just yet. There is a genuine chance we’ll be on the same page in about 1,200 words no matter your feelings toward comic book culture. Or you might hate this correlation and let me know in the comments below ... either way, just give it a chance. -
Match.com, BYU Law partner up for student-alumni mentor program
07:23, February 14 29 0
Photo by Edu_Cate/Shutterstock.com. Do people think you have traditional values, and what are your hobbies? These are some questions asked by a pilot program to build mentoring relationships between first-year law students and alumni at Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School. -
Is motorized scooter company to blame for incident that left woman in coma? Lawyer plans suit
18:04, February 13 33 0
Photo courtesy of Kelley-Uustal. A Florida lawyer has announced plans to sue the motorized scooter company Lime for injuries sustained by a rider who is in a coma after being hit by a car in Fort Lauderdale. -
If lawyers made candy hearts, what would yours say?
17:13, February 13 51 0
Photo illustration by Sara Wadford. Nothing says Valentine’s Day like a box of conversation hearts. If you’re a fan of the sweet treats, your heart might break over this recent news: The New England Confectionery Co., the makers of the iconic Sweethearts candies, went out of business last summer, according to CNBC. While the Spangler Candy Co. swooped in to buy the brand in September, Sweethearts won’t make it back onto shelves until Valentine’s Day in 2020. -
3 female Yale students who protested against Kavanaugh sue school’s fraternities for discrimination
13:47, February 13 32 0
Photo by Contimis Works/Shutterstock.com. A lawsuit filed Tuesday by three female students against Yale University and its nine off-campus fraternities alleges that policies allowing only male fraternity members amount to gender discrimination. -
Site launched to help workers claim uncollected pay
13:11, February 13 34 0
A website is being launched to help freelancers and other workers claim an estimated £3bn a year owed in wages and holiday allowances, in the latest example of justice moving online. -
UK urged to stop deportations to Zimbabwe
12:55, February 13 31 0
The UK government has been called on to suspend deportations to Zimbabwe in light of human rights abuses in the country. -
Forty years for a mosque killer, when murderers of white victims get 75?
10:51, February 13 33 0
Two years ago Alexandre Bissonnette walked into a Quebec City mosque and opened fire on men at prayer, killing six, injuring 19 and ensuring that 17 children would grow up without their fathers. Known to Quebec feminist and refugee support groups as an internet troll, Bissonnette’s search history suggested he had been influenced by racist, misogynistic shooters such as Dylann Roof, Elliot Rodger and Marc Lépine. After the attack Bissonnette told a social worker he regretted not having killed more people. -
Voter ID trials are dangerous. That’s why I’m taking the government to court
05:57, February 13 28 0
On Wednesday, I received a date to attend the high court to fight against the government’s dangerous voter ID plans.
Week News
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Spain’s trial of Catalan separatists is an alarming act of state repression
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California bar adds gender identity and sexual orientation questions to member survey
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By some financial measures, 2018 was best year for law firms in a decade
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If lawyers made candy hearts, what would yours say?
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Love hurts: 13 famous prenups (gallery)
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Judges who wed couples can’t refuse same-sex unions, ABA ethics opinion says
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Red light malfunctioning? Bill in this state would allow you to run it
Month News
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‘The Defenders’ is a legal classic: Why has it been hidden away?
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Justice ministry knew court IT systems were 'obsolete', papers reveal
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I suffered indefinite immigrant detention. This injustice must end
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'We need the system rebooted': verdicts on the legal aid review
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Burger King serves up ‘Big Mac’ trademark battle in European Union
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Pressure grows to oust Christopher Chope after FGM law blocked
Year News
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ABA urges DOJ to continue allowing immigration judges to close appropriate cases
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Don’t let tech giants bury public service TV
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New restraint law is a fitting legacy for Seni Lewis
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Myths about shared culture have no place in the citizenship debate
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Canada debates assisted death laws after woman is forced to end life early