Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) announced this morning that he would oppose the introduction of his war powers resolution on Iran if the ceasefire holds. He described the resolution as a… Read More »Trump Critics Face the “Nightmare” of Peace Breaking Out in the Midst of an Impeachment Effort – JONATHAN TURLEY
This post summarizes the published criminal opinions from the North Carolina Court of Appeals released on June 18, 2025. Previously, summaries were added to Smith’s Criminal Case Compendium, but due… Read More »N.C. Court of Appeals (June 18, 2025) – North Carolina Criminal Law
Continuing legal education (CLE) is more than just a professional checkbox—it’s a non-negotiable requirement for practicing lawyers in most states. Most U.S. jurisdictions require lawyers to complete a specific number… Read More »Best Online Resources for Continuing Legal Education (CLE)
The future of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB or Board), the venerable agency that since 1935 has been the exclusive investigation, enforcement, and adjudicatory body under the National Labor… Read More »The Future of the NLRB, as Constituted, Is in Doubt | Samuel Estreicher | Verdict
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The 2025 Finance Law has introduced new tax deductibility rules in Cameroon, impacting the use of foreign accounting and tax services. These changes aim to enhance tax efficiency, prevent base… Read More »New Corporate Tax Deductions Rules in Cameroon for 2025
Ever since 2012, when the American Bar Association first adopted a duty of technology competence for lawyers as part of its Model Rules of Professional Conduct, its approach has been… Read More »Puerto Rico Adopts Duty of Technology Competence with Rule that Goes Farther than ABA Model
Sunday’s New York Times featured an extensive profile of Justice Amy Coney Barrett. The article contained one interesting tidbit about the PennEast case. Otherwise the article offered relatively little that was… Read More »What Have We Learned about Justice Barrett?
The Third Circuit, in a complicated five-year old case, avoided the merits of two groups of appeals from an order confirming the debtor’s reorganization “Plan. In In re Boy Scouts… Read More »Third Circuit's Mootness Debate Avoids Reversal of Confirmation Order
When kids turn 18, everything changes—legally. Allison Harrison and Rachel Allums saw it happen again and again: families caught off guard by the legal red tape that kicks in the… Read More »They Met at LabCon. What They Built Might Change Estate Planning.