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Professor Darren Rosenblum struck a nerve with his recent opinion piece, “Leave Your Laptops at the Door to My Classroom.” Published in “The New York Times,” Professor Rosenbum argues for eliminating computers from law school...

The case, Bravo-Fernandez v. U.S., resulted in a verdict that Law360 described as “logically inconsistent.” Bravo-Fernandez v. U.S., decided on Tuesday, involved a tangled legal scenario. A Puerto Rican businessman and an official were...

The series is designed to provide practicing arbitrators and mediators with the latest information pertaining to the FINRA dispute resolution program. This latest edition focused on best practice tips for chairpersons and includes such topics as...

Law professors Kathryn M. Stanchi, Linda L. Berger, and Bridget J. Crawford announce the release of their book “Feminist Judgments: Rewritten Opinions of the United States Supreme Court.” Published by Cambridge University Press, “...

“We are pleased to welcome Jonathan to Haube Law to lead this important new clinic, which will fill the gap that food and beverage entrepreneurs face when they need legal services as their businesses grow,” said David Yassky, Dean of...

The case, which involves a former Puerto Rico senator and a prominent businessman, asks whether the government can try two men for exchanging a bribe when an earlier jury had already decided they did not travel to commit a bribe and did not conspire...

New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman contends the foundation has not obtained the proper certificates that would allow it to legally solicit donations. “You wouldn’t expect somebody who’s supposed to be sophisticated,...

A significant point driving the protests was the refusal of the Charlotte Police Department to release their videotape of the killing of Keith Lamont Scott. “What we’ve seen in too many situations now is that the videos tell the truth...

Recent cases have revealed the sometimes lengthy delays while officers attend to other priorities. Quoted in the article is Professor Randolph McLaughlin, a civil rights attorney: “When the police take actions that result in injury to you and...

Quoted in the article is Professor Lissa Griffin who has written extensively about the issue. Interviewed for the article, Professor Griffin is quoted as saying: “One of the reasons we’re dealing with mixed verdicts is how many statutes...