Iowa Weighs Dropping Bar Exam for In-State Law Graduates

Today's Top Stories • Iowa Weighs Dropping Bar Exam for In-State Law Graduates • New SEC Rules Crack Down on Credit-Rating Agencies • Geithner's Lawyer Defends Redactions in S&P Litigation • Amish, Convicted of Hate-Crime Shearings, Win on Appeal • Cross Pennsylvania Avenue Off The Hot List • The Windy City Winners • Objection! Your Interruptions Are Sanctionable • Variety and Optimism in Midwest Markets More Stories from ALM • Six Flags Loses Bid to Toss $35M Verdict in 2007 Attack on Teen • Privacy? Fuhgettaboutit • Judge Tosses Libertarian's Challenge to Ballot Bar • In Gay Marriage Question, 2nd DCA Asks Florida Supreme Court To Settle It Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Iowa Weighs Dropping Bar Exam for In-State Law Graduates The Iowa Supreme Court is considering whether to extend the "diploma privilege"... Read More » New SEC Rules Crack Down on Credit-Rating Agencies A divided U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday adopted new rules... Read More » Geithner's Lawyer Defends Redactions in S&P Litigation Former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is fighting a request by Standard... Read More » Amish, Convicted of Hate-Crime Shearings, Win on Appeal A divided appellate panel on Wednesday reversed the convictions of 16 members... Read More » Cross Pennsylvania Avenue Off The Hot List Law firms, Washington's largest private-sector real estate tenants, have razed... Read More » The Windy City Winners We asked top litigation practices in Chicago to tell us about their operations... Read More » Objection! Your Interruptions Are Sanctionable A recent decision shows how far counsel can go in fighting an opposing lawyer's... Read More » Variety and Optimism in Midwest Markets A broad mix of practice areas is sustaining law firms across the country's middle... Read More »   Six Flags Loses Bid to Toss $35M Verdict in 2007 Attack on Teen Judge rejects argument that park wasn't liable because gang attack on teen occurred... Read More » Privacy? Fuhgettaboutit The brave new world of Internet Code Halos is where to stay. Read More » Judge Tosses Libertarian's Challenge to Ballot Bar Read More » In Gay Marriage Question, 2nd DCA Asks Florida Supreme Court To Settle It The Second District Court of Appeal asked the Florida Supreme Court to settle... Read More »

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