Louisiana Federal Judge First to Uphold Same-Sex Marriage Ban

Today's Top Stories • Louisiana Federal Judge First to Uphold Same-Sex Marriage Ban • Penn State Dickinson Law Prepares to Fly Solo • Move to Consolidate Cymbalta Side-Effect Litigation • The Practice: Shortcomings of DOJ's Antitrust Requirements • Jenny Yang Named New Chair of EEOC • Public Wants Video in U.S. Supreme Court, Poll Shows • Associate Attorney General Tony West to Leave DOJ • New Jersey's Porzio Finds D.C. Office Through Squire Patton Boggs • Boston's Rising Stars • Op-Ed: Attorneys Are Not Plumbers, But They Need More Hands-On Training More Stories from ALM • Court Orders Twitter to Reveal Data on Handle's ID • Defamation Claim Nixed Under NY's Fair Reporting Privilege • Solution For Celebrity Nude Photo Hack Obvious: Keep Files Out Of Cloud • Two Ex-Goldman Sachs Employees Suffer Courtroom Defeats Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Louisiana Federal Judge First to Uphold Same-Sex Marriage Ban A federal judge in Louisiana on Wednesday ruled that the state's ban on same-sex... Read More » Penn State Dickinson Law Prepares to Fly Solo Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, Pa., has... Read More » Move to Consolidate Cymbalta Side-Effect Litigation More than two dozen lawsuits have been filed by patients who allege that they... Read More » The Practice: Shortcomings of DOJ's Antitrust Requirements Many have criticized the U.S. Department of Justice Department Antitrust Division... Read More » Jenny Yang Named New Chair of EEOC A divided Equal Employment Opportunity Commission may be in the agency's the... Read More » Public Wants Video in U.S. Supreme Court, Poll Shows Nearly three-quarters of the public wants the U.S. Supreme Court to allow video... Read More » Associate Attorney General Tony West to Leave DOJ Associate Attorney General Tony West will leave the U.S. Department of Justice... Read More » New Jersey's Porzio Finds D.C. Office Through Squire Patton Boggs A midsized New Jersey law firm has hired an intellectual property litigation... Read More » Boston's Rising Stars The National Law Journal and The Connecticut Law Tribune present the Boston... Read More » Op-Ed: Attorneys Are Not Plumbers, But They Need More Hands-On Training Two-year J.D. programs aren't the answer. Still, law schools have to get real. Read More »   Court Orders Twitter to Reveal Data on Handle's ID A man falsely charged with posting an in-court photograph of a 12-year-old sexual... Read More » Defamation Claim Nixed Under NY's Fair Reporting Privilege Statements issued in a press release by a party in litigation are protected... Read More » Solution For Celebrity Nude Photo Hack Obvious: Keep Files Out Of Cloud Posting nude celebrity photos is an invasion of privacy and some of the responses... Read More » Two Ex-Goldman Sachs Employees Suffer Courtroom Defeats Armed with lawyers from Boies, Schiller & Flexner and O'Melveny & Myers, Goldman... Read More »

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