Hobby Lobby Prevails in Challenge to Contraception Mandate

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Justices Say Closely Held Companies Can Refuse Contraception Insurance

Today's Top Stories • Justices Say Closely Held Companies Can Refuse Contraception Insurance • Feinberg Reveals Details of GM Compensation Plan • Alito vs. Ginsburg: Twelve Quotes From Hobby Lobby Ruling • Outside the Supreme Court, Chants of "Hobby Lobby Wins!" • White House Touts Law Firm Pro Bono Work • Washington Litigation Departments of the Year • Baseball Game Turned Into 'Bedlam' • Op-Ed: 'Drone Memo' Ruling a Model of Judicial Skepticism • Op-Ed: Advice of 'Wise Counsel' Comes Back To Haunt U.S. Corporations More Stories from ALM • What Does 'Hobby Lobby' Mean for Texas Employers? • Second Amendment Case Focuses On Open Carry Law • IP at the ITC: A High-Profile and Unpredictable Forum • Judge Orders Punitives Against Insurance Carrier Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Justices Say Closely Held Companies Can Refuse Contraception Insurance The two contraception mandate cases, consolidated for arguments and decision,... Read More » Feinberg Reveals Details of GM Compensation Plan Victims of the General Motors Co. ignition-switch defect may participate in... Read More » Alito vs. Ginsburg: Twelve Quotes From Hobby Lobby Ruling Highlights from Justice Samuel Alito Jr.'s ruling that the contraception mandate... Read More » Outside the Supreme Court, Chants of "Hobby Lobby Wins!" Dozens of antiabortion protestors gathered outside the U.S. Capitol cheered... Read More » White House Touts Law Firm Pro Bono Work Vice President Joe Biden expressed his support for law firm pro bono programs... Read More » Washington Litigation Departments of the Year Top lawyers in Washington litigation practices were busier than ever in 2013­... Read More » Baseball Game Turned Into 'Bedlam' An umpire's disputed call resulted in pandemonium — and a claim for negligence. Read More » Op-Ed: 'Drone Memo' Ruling a Model of Judicial Skepticism To rebalance transparency and secrecy, judges must demand more from the government. Read More » Op-Ed: Advice of 'Wise Counsel' Comes Back To Haunt U.S. Corporations Being a good lawyer means more than thinking up clever legal arguments. Read More »   What Does 'Hobby Lobby' Mean for Texas Employers? "Bottom line, it appears that technically, publicly held corporations would... Read More » Second Amendment Case Focuses On Open Carry Law Richard Burgess walked into a Wallingford pool hall with a gun and two magazines... Read More » IP at the ITC: A High-Profile and Unpredictable Forum During the past year there have been several U.S. International Trade Commission-related... Read More » Judge Orders Punitives Against Insurance Carrier A Berks County trial judge has levied $18 million in punitive damages and $3... Read More »

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Supreme Court Rules on Contraception Mandate, Union Fees

Justices Say Certain Companies Can Refuse Contraception Insurance The two contraception mandate cases, consolidated for arguments and decision, were the second challenge to the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to be heard by the high court. Read More » Supreme Court: Public Unions Can't Force Fees on Non-Members The high court's decision in Harris v. Quinn came in a challenge by a group of Illinois homecare workers who argued the agency fee charged by the Service Employees International Union violated their rights by forcing them to associate with a particular union. Read More »

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Siding with Drugmakers, Sixth Circuit Tosses Painkiller Cases

Headlines • Siding with Drugmakers, Sixth Circuit Tosses Painkiller Cases • Aereo Hits 'Pause' After Losing Supreme Court Showdown • Gibson Dunn Extends Hot Streak With NLRB Ruling • Lawyers Nervously Await Supreme Court Term's Final Day • N.Y. High Court Strikes Down City's Sugary Drink Limits • Appeals Court: KBR Can Keep Docs Secret From Whistleblower

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The 2014 A-List: 20 Stand-Out Firms

Today's Top Stories • The 2014 A-List: 20 Stand-Out Firms • Pro Bono: How Does Your Firm Rate? • Wachtell Partner Departs to Start Exec Comp Boutique • The Churn: Paul Weiss, Squire Patton Make New Hires, Plus More Lateral Moves • The Careerist: Six Rules to Chew On (Before Lunch) More Stories from ALM • Vinson & Elkins Rolls Up Sleeves on $2.86 Billion Merger of Oil Field Services Businesses • Davis Polk on Tencent's $736 Million Buy Into 58.com • Parsing the Privilege Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications.

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