Foley Partner in Detroit Loses Compensation Challenge

Today's Top Stories • Foley Partner in Detroit Loses Compensation Challenge • Press Seeks Greater Access to Oklahoma Executions • House Republicans Hire Baker & Hostetler for Obama Suit • D.C. Urges Judge to Reconsider Public Firearms Ruling • Patent Reform Group Streamlines Lobbying Efforts • Settlement Docs Secret in 'Fast and Furious,' Judge Says • In Coming Down Hard on Lottery Ticket Reseller, FTC 'Got it Wrong' • No Client, No Side in This Brief More Stories from ALM • Case Remanded for Hearing on Warrantless Entry • Implied Warranty Doesn't Extend to Subsequent Home Buyers • Lawyer Arrested, Charged in Alleged Murder for Hire Plot to Kill Witness • No Puppy Love for Woman Accused of Selling Sick Dogs Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Foley Partner in Detroit Loses Compensation Challenge A Foley & Lardner partner who sued his firm for paying him less than female,... Read More » Press Seeks Greater Access to Oklahoma Executions News organizations on Monday sued the state of Oklahoma for greater access to... Read More » House Republicans Hire Baker & Hostetler for Obama Suit House Republicans hired Baker & Hostetler to bring a lawsuit against President... Read More » D.C. Urges Judge to Reconsider Public Firearms Ruling The District of Columbia on Monday asked a federal trial judge to reconsider... Read More » Patent Reform Group Streamlines Lobbying Efforts After legislation to combat patent trolls stalled in the Senate, the Coalition... Read More » Settlement Docs Secret in 'Fast and Furious,' Judge Says A federal trial judge in Washington will not force the government to reveal... Read More » In Coming Down Hard on Lottery Ticket Reseller, FTC 'Got it Wrong' A tale of two very different cases involving identical conduct: one a slam-dunk... Read More » No Client, No Side in This Brief A little-noticed brief in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court this fall may... Read More »   Case Remanded for Hearing on Warrantless Entry A man's 12-year sentence for drug and weapon possession has been put on hold... Read More » Implied Warranty Doesn't Extend to Subsequent Home Buyers Subsequent home buyers may not sue for breach of an implied warranty of habitability,... Read More » Lawyer Arrested, Charged in Alleged Murder for Hire Plot to Kill Witness San Antonio and Corpus Christi solo Paul Andrews tried to hire his own client—and... Read More » No Puppy Love for Woman Accused of Selling Sick Dogs The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, along with Attorney General John... Read More »

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