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The Supreme Court is holding oral arguments in December for a Mississippi case in which women’s rights advocates fear conservative justices will overturn Roe v. Wade.

New Sept. 11 Judge Halts Final Day of Hearing Over Covid Concerns

Guantanamo Naval Base, Cuba – The new military judge in the Sept. 11 case cancelled the last d…

DOJ joins battle to block Texas’ fetal-heartbeat abortion ban

The U.S. Department of Justice filed suit Thursday to block a Texas ban on most abortions - arguing …

Twenty Years After 9/11 Attacks, a "Patient" Judge is Set to Take Command

Guantanamo Naval Base, Cuba – The largest criminal case in U.S. history resumed this week with…

Texas abortion ban inflames Supreme Court fight

Abortion-rights supporters are beggin the Supreme Court to block Texas' fetal-heartbeat bill.

Lawyers Allege “Defective” Arraignment at Start of Latest Guantanamo Case

Guantanamo Naval Base, Cuba – Defense teams for the three Guantanamo Bay detainees charged wit…

Supreme Court ruling imperils broke tenants amid Delta threat

Eviction-ban opponents say it costs landlords $19B a month.

The 2021 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers

By Katrina Dewey | Guides, News & Features

We’re delighted to present the Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers in America f…

Guantanamo Detainee Majid Khan Poised for Sentencing and Release After July Hearing

The word “closure” has rarely been associated with the military commissions on Guantanam…

Dreamer's Olympic Dilemma Exposes Stakes in DACA Fight

The 636,000 childhood immigrants eligible for DACA face a Catch-22 after a judge shut down future approvals: Apply anyway and hope for the best or wait, to avoid any risk of information supplied to the government being used against them later.

Military Commissions Resume On Guantanamo Amid Biden Closure Plans and Pandemic Uncertainty

As court hearings go, the July 13-14 session on the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base was relatively mundane…

Lawyer Limelight: Parvin Aminolroaya

By John Ryan | Lawyer Limelights, News & Features

The elite corps of Lawdragon 500 plaintiff lawyers becomes ever more rarefied in the area of mass to…

2021 Lawdragon Global 100 Leaders in Legal Strategy & Consulting

By Katrina Dewey | Guides, News & Features

We are delighted to publish our 5th annual Lawdragon Global 100 Leaders in Legal Strategy & Con…

Lawyer Limelight: Stuart Davidson

By James Langford | Lawyer Limelights, News & Features

Photo by Josh Ritchie Stuart Davidson’s case files read like a resumé of 21st Century…

2021 Lawdragon Global 100 Leaders in Legal Finance

By Katrina Dewey | News & Features, Guides

We’re proud to introduce the 2021 Lawdragon Global 100 Leaders in Legal Finance. The 100 pr…

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