Clinton Docs: Kagan Memos, Marc Rich Pardon and John Roberts

Today's Top Stories • Clinton Docs: Kagan Memos, Marc Rich Pardon and John Roberts • Another 5-5 Split for 7th Circuit in Wisconsin Voter ID Case • Panel Declines to Combine Suits Targeting Texas Prisons • Nursing Home Chain Pays $38M in False Claims Act Suit • Obama Comes Out Again for Patent Reform • Three D.C. Appeals Judges Up for Reappointment • Circuit Dubious About Claim to Stan Lee's Characters More Stories from ALM • Court System Seeks Comment on Adopting Uniform Bar Exam • When Dealing With Cybertroubles, Company Size Matters • Disgraced Class Action Star Selling Home and Picassos • Best Of 2014: The Results Are In Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Clinton Docs: Kagan Memos, Marc Rich Pardon and John Roberts The latest trove of newly released documents from President Bill Clinton's administration... Read More » Another 5-5 Split for 7th Circuit in Wisconsin Voter ID Case The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit voted on Friday not to... Read More » Panel Declines to Combine Suits Targeting Texas Prisons A federal panel has refused to coordinate lawsuits filed on behalf of inmates... Read More » Nursing Home Chain Pays $38M in False Claims Act Suit One of the nation's largest nursing home chains agreed to pay $38 million to... Read More » Obama Comes Out Again for Patent Reform President Barack Obama on Thursday said he is committed to patent litigation... Read More » Three D.C. Appeals Judges Up for Reappointment Three senior judges serving in the District of Columbia's highest local court—Michael... Read More » Circuit Dubious About Claim to Stan Lee's Characters A federal appeals panel dealt a powerful punch on Thursday to a lawyer whose... Read More »   Court System Seeks Comment on Adopting Uniform Bar Exam Absent major objections, New York would become the largest and most influential... Read More » When Dealing With Cybertroubles, Company Size Matters A new report from PricewaterhouseCoopers says it's challenging for companies,... Read More » Disgraced Class Action Star Selling Home and Picassos Melvyn Weiss, who pleaded guilty to racketeering charges in 2008 for paying... Read More » Best Of 2014: The Results Are In The lawyers have voted. We reveal Georgia lawyers' picks for best client lunch,... Read More »

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