Ebola Outbreak Halts Some Deportations to West Africa

Today's Top Stories • Ebola Outbreak Halts Some Deportations to West Africa • Fiancée Can't Sue Divorce Lawyer for Malpractice, Court Rules • Senators Putting Tax-Inversion Deterrence on the Agenda • Sixth Circuit Revives Michigan Lifer's Hope for Parole • Washington Metro's Silver Line Tempts Virginia Lawyers • Call for Nominations: Washington D.C. Rising Stars • Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers More Stories from ALM • BP Oil Spill Litigation: How Much Has BP Paid Plaintiffs Lawyers So Far? • Basic Rules for OCI and Summer Associate Programs • Law Prof Loses Slip-And-Fall Appeal • Energy/Electricity Lawyers Leave Andrews Kurth for Thompson & Knight Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Ebola Outbreak Halts Some Deportations to West Africa As the Ebola outbreak rages in West Africa, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration... Read More » Fiancée Can't Sue Divorce Lawyer for Malpractice, Court Rules By the time a malpractice lawsuit against Washington attorney Nigel Scott reached... Read More » Senators Putting Tax-Inversion Deterrence on the Agenda Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., is urging pharmaceutical giant Hospira Inc. not to... Read More » Sixth Circuit Revives Michigan Lifer's Hope for Parole A Michigan man serving a life sentence for a 1987 drug offense will get a chance... Read More » Washington Metro's Silver Line Tempts Virginia Lawyers In the large law offices scattered across the Northern Virginia business corridor,... Read More » Call for Nominations: Washington D.C. Rising Stars The National Law Journal Rising Stars program recognizes the Washington, D.C.... Read More » Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers The National Law Journal and Law.com are accepting nominations for our inaugural... Read More »   BP Oil Spill Litigation: How Much Has BP Paid Plaintiffs Lawyers So Far? The BP oil spill litigation remains far from resolved and final, and the same... Read More » Basic Rules for OCI and Summer Associate Programs Larry Cunningham, the Associate Academic Dean at St. John's School of Law, and... Read More » Law Prof Loses Slip-And-Fall Appeal "I played tennis two to three times per week, sometimes four. Of course, I can't... Read More » Energy/Electricity Lawyers Leave Andrews Kurth for Thompson & Knight The group's clients include Texas Industrial Energy Consumers, the Texas Association... Read More »

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