Intermediary Liability in Brazil: The Intricate Path Ahead
Brazil’s new internet intermediary liability regime is underway. The implementation of changes established by the Supreme Court includes notice and […]
Supreme Court Reduces Practice Requirement for Civil Judges from 3 Years to 1 Year, Adds Mandatory Training and Clerkship
In a significant ruling concerning recruitment to the subordinate judiciary, the Supreme Court of India has modified its 2025 judgment
The tenth justice’s strategy | SCOTUSblog
Analysis of the Supreme Court’s decisions most often focuses on the opinions and votes of the justices. Sometimes, though, strategic
Fort Lauderdale Truck Crashes: A Stronger Road to Recovery
Article source: The Levin Firm, FL Careful legal action can uncover who is responsible, preserve vital evidence, and help you
The Family-Law Chain Reaction: How Divorce, Remarriage, and New Children Reshape Estate Plans
A coordinated review helps keep the plan consistent with current wishes and legal obligations. Divorce, remarriage, and the birth or
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Warns Property Owners Not to Partner With ICE
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is threatening private property owners not to lease parking space to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
A Suspected Arsonist, a Wildfire, and California’s Failure to Protect the Public
Earlier this year, one of my clients had to evacuate a building because of a wildfire that began in an
'Told you your a— whooping was coming': Woman accused of orchestrating attack on sleeping man, leaving him with collapsed lung
Inset: Robin N. Jackson (Delaware County Jail). Background: The area in Indiana where the alleged attack occurred. A 41-year-old Indiana
Six justices, five techniques: writing lessons from the 2025-26 term
I’ve spent two decades mining Supreme Court opinions for writing techniques that can inspire advocates, too. The best examples rarely
Antitrust Cases Show Why Some Generic Drugs are so Expensive as Claims Deadline Nears
Generic drugs make up about 90% of all prescriptions filled in the U.S. because they’re supposed to be the cheap