Circuit Revives Political Bias Case Against Iowa Law Dean

Today's Top Stories • Circuit Revives Political Bias Case Against Iowa Law Dean • California Attorneys Accused of Trying to Extort Sheik • Denied the Bench Under Clinton, Ronnie White is Confirmed • Indictments for Two Former Attorneys General in Utah • The Magic Bean Strategy Will Fail • Alarming Changes to Procedural Rules Proposed • VOIR DIRE: Stripped of Pay • Fifty Years After 'Freedom Summer,' Reasons To Celebrate — and Lament • FDA Pursues Injunction Against Feminine Product Maker • Fifth Circuit Rejects Brand-Name Liability for Generic Drug More Stories from ALM • EEOC Revises Pregnancy Bias Rules After 30 Years • The Price Is Right? Shareholders Aren't So Sure • The Price Is Right? Shareholders Aren't So Sure • FSB Considers Changes to Benchmarking Procedures Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Circuit Revives Political Bias Case Against Iowa Law Dean The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has ordered a new trial for... Read More » California Attorneys Accused of Trying to Extort Sheik A prominent personal injury attorney in Orange County, Calif., has pleaded not... Read More » Denied the Bench Under Clinton, Ronnie White is Confirmed Ronnie White, the first African-American judge on the Missouri Supreme Court,... Read More » Indictments for Two Former Attorneys General in Utah Former Utah Attorneys General John Swallow and Mark Shurtleff were arrested... Read More » The Magic Bean Strategy Will Fail You remember the story — Jack planted the magic beans and climbed the... Read More » Alarming Changes to Procedural Rules Proposed Amending some provisions — particularly those dealing with discovery —... Read More » VOIR DIRE: Stripped of Pay Fifteen exotic dancers filed a proposed class action complaint in San Antonio... Read More » Fifty Years After 'Freedom Summer,' Reasons To Celebrate — and Lament Lawyer from Jackson, Miss., witnessed hundreds of civil rights volunteers flood... Read More » FDA Pursues Injunction Against Feminine Product Maker The Food and Drug Administration is seeking a permanent injunction against the... Read More » Fifth Circuit Rejects Brand-Name Liability for Generic Drug A sharply divided U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has ruled against... Read More »   EEOC Revises Pregnancy Bias Rules After 30 Years It's never too late: The new guidance for when companies must accommodate pregnant... Read More » The Price Is Right? Shareholders Aren't So Sure As M&A activity grows, shareholders increasingly sue over the appraisals of... Read More » The Price Is Right? Shareholders Aren't So Sure As M&A activity grows, shareholders increasingly sue over the appraisals of... Read More » FSB Considers Changes to Benchmarking Procedures Body may lengthen the one-minute trading windows during which benchmarks are... Read More »

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