Justices Divided Over 'Certiorari' Pronunciation

Today's Top Stories • Justices Divided Over 'Certiorari' Pronunciation • NLJ 350: Headcounts Spike in London, Paris and Sydney • Justices: Foreign Nation's Assets Subject to Discovery • Ohio Attorney Suspended for Harassing Student Clerk • Supreme Court Affirms 'Straw Purchase' Gun Conviction • High Court Permits Challenge to Ohio Law Banning Campaign Lies • The NLJ 350 Regional Report: The Top U.S. and International Markets • VOIR DIRE: Breaking Into Showbiz? More Stories from ALM • Judge Finds J.C. Penney Liable in Macy's, Martha Stewart Saga • What Happens Overseas May Sidestep US Antitrust Law • Corporate Law Reforms Could Mean Legal Business For Conn. • Judge Finds J.C. Penney Liable in Macy's, Martha Stewart Saga Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Justices Divided Over 'Certiorari' Pronunciation A new and somewhat whimsical research article reveals that justices are "profoundly... Read More » NLJ 350: Headcounts Spike in London, Paris and Sydney Lawyer headcount grew by double digits in five of the top foreign markets, according... Read More » Justices: Foreign Nation's Assets Subject to Discovery Federal courts can order foreign sovereigns, such as Argentina, to produce information... Read More » Ohio Attorney Suspended for Harassing Student Clerk The Ohio Supreme Court has suspended an attorney for one year for sending sexually... Read More » Supreme Court Affirms 'Straw Purchase' Gun Conviction An individual buying a gun for another person—a “straw buyer”—must... Read More » High Court Permits Challenge to Ohio Law Banning Campaign Lies The U.S .Supreme Court on Monday ruled that an Ohio law criminalizing falsehoods... Read More » The NLJ 350 Regional Report: The Top U.S. and International Markets Our Regional Report takes the headcount numbers from our NLJ 350 survey and... Read More » VOIR DIRE: Breaking Into Showbiz? Pop star Miley Cyrus and actress Sandra Bullock were the latest celebrities... Read More »   Judge Finds J.C. Penney Liable in Macy's, Martha Stewart Saga J.C. Penney intentionally induced Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia to breach... Read More » What Happens Overseas May Sidestep US Antitrust Law When does U.S. antitrust law apply to foreign conduct? Read More » Corporate Law Reforms Could Mean Legal Business For Conn. They are corporate giants, employing thousands of Connecticut residents at their... Read More » Judge Finds J.C. Penney Liable in Macy's, Martha Stewart Saga J.C. Penney intentionally induced Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia to breach... Read More »

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