#Litigation

Emma Kennedy💙

EmmaKennedy

The 9 massive lawsuits Donald faces the second he leaves office. Enjoy.https://www.businessinsider.com/lawsuits-trump-will-face-when-he-leaves-office-2020-9?r=US&IR=T Let’s list them. 1. He may be indicted for his role in covering up

Sandeep Vaheesan

sandeepvaheesan

1. Obama-era antitrust enforcers describe their litigation against a collusive practice in pharma (pay-for-delay agreements) as a success. Thread explaining why their triumphalism is unwarranted and why we need a

Child Poverty Action Group

CPAGUK

New #UniversalCredit regulations come in to force today. This follows our successful legal case concerning people paid monthly getting two wages in one UC assessment period. Our head of strategic

Robert Janes

rjmjanes

Canada has to have a discussion about how injunctions, contempt of court and a Bleak House court system makes a mockery of the rule of law in the eyes of

Rugby and the Law

rugbyandthelaw

Over 70 former professional rugby players are preparing for legal action against the sport’s governing bodies according to this report. The group litigation seems to be in its early stages,

Mike Dunford

questauthority

I went over the dismissal on my stream, but a few thoughts on where things are at:1: The Notice of Appeal doesn't shock me; I figured Louie would be this

Lindsay C Harrison

LinzCHarrison

1/ This is a very important thread and voice. Prestige shouldn’t be defined exclusively as law firm gigs. But two addenda: (1) It’s also ok to go to a firm,

Hal Marshall

HalMarshall2309

Ken Paxton’s lawsuit is a paradigm of frivolous litigation sanctionable under Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and its appellate analogs. Don’t hold your breath waiting for

Aaron J. Carpenter🇺🇸

aaronjcarpenter

[THREAD]The 2020 Presidential Election is 100% going to the United States Supreme Court, where the Justices will rule that this election is invalid due to Voter Fraud on a countrywide

Mark Pedroli, Esq Ⓜ

MarkPedroli

Today Judge Jon Beetem ruled ("Confide case") that former Mo. Gov. Greitens wrongfully redacted phone numbers, a practice that Gov. Parsons and many others in gov continue thru today. No

Judd Legum

JuddLegum

1. McConnell is insisting on a liability shield for businesses in the next COVID-19 bill to prevent "frivolous lawsuits"THE TRUTH: he's proposing to protect corporations in virtually every circumstance, no

Alex Temple

edusolicitor

1/13 SEND families will know how important it is to be able to hold local authorities to account, because they spend half their life doing just that. No one wants

Emmett Macfarlane

EmmMacfarlane

Should be interesting times in New Brunswick ahead, challenging a blatantly unconstitutional regulation the singles out the inherently gendered service for differential treatment.https://twitter.com/travisfortnum/status/1347173323982180354

The Hoarse Whisperer

TheRealHoarse

This story needed to be written and needs to be read.And when it became clear what that story was, one of the first people I thought should write about it

Amna A. Akbar

orangebegum

i’m wondering if we are at a stage where we should dispense of the frame “public interest law” or at least insist on proliferating more typologies. there are debates over

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

So one sentence from very early in this brief DOES rather give away the game. https://twitter.com/bradheath/status/1337415085963304961 ”Ripeness” is a doctrine about when you can sue someone.For instance, let’s say that

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