Emergency Aid Won't Solve Immigration Courts' Problems

Today's Top Stories • Emergency Aid Won't Solve Immigration Courts' Problems • Grants Match Underused Attorneys With Underserved Clients • FTC Sues Amazon Over Kids' Charges in Mobile Apps • Jury Socks LA Dodgers for Injuries to Beaten Giants Fan • Plaintiffs Lawyers Pursue GM Defect Claims Along Two Paths • Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers More Stories from ALM • Dual Rulings Puncture RMBS Fraud Claims, Address Scope of Damages • BP Loses Battle to Trademark Color Green • Judges Skirt Ruling that Favors Lenders • Marijuana Advertising and the First Amendment Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Emergency Aid Won't Solve Immigration Courts' Problems President Barack Obama wants to hire more immigration judges and lawyers to... Read More » Grants Match Underused Attorneys With Underserved Clients The American Bar Association has announced plans to finance seven initiatives... Read More » FTC Sues Amazon Over Kids' Charges in Mobile Apps Amazon.com wrongly billed parents for unauthorized app purchases made by children,... Read More » Jury Socks LA Dodgers for Injuries to Beaten Giants Fan A jury has awarded nearly $18 million to a San Francisco Giants fan who was... Read More » Plaintiffs Lawyers Pursue GM Defect Claims Along Two Paths A plaintiffs firm that has sued General Motors Co. over accidents related to... Read More » Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers The National Law Journal and Law.com are accepting nominations for our inaugural... Read More »   Dual Rulings Puncture RMBS Fraud Claims, Address Scope of Damages In a pair of decisions that may either frustrate or appease monoline insurers... Read More » BP Loses Battle to Trademark Color Green Oil giant BP plc has tried for more than 22 years to obtain a trademark in Australia... Read More » Judges Skirt Ruling that Favors Lenders A decision issued last summer by the Georgia Court of Appeals had the potential... Read More » Marijuana Advertising and the First Amendment Barry J. Peek and Hanan B. Kolko of Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, offer a... Read More »

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