Page 8 - Model Rules News Today

The Supreme Court recently reviewed and accepted the plea of juvenility by a convict after 27 years in an assault and murder case that took place in 1995. Although Juvenile Justice Act, 1986 was in...

For the second time this year, the American Bar Association is offering guidance on how litigators can successfully, and ethically, minimize the occurrence of witness coaching during...

Remote court hearings and remote depositions are commonplace today. In fact, some law firms are hiring lawyers with the expectation that they may never work at the firm’s physical...

The Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) plays a crucial role in implementing the Juvenile Justice Act of 2015. Section 8 of the Act provides that for all proceedings under the Act, the board constituted...

Congratulations, you won (or more likely settled) the case! Your last invoice has been paid, you have closed out the file, and after a handshake from your thankful client, you are ready...

Sage said the Association will continue to develop and advocate for those standards in all breeds as it has always done and welcomes input

This case addresses whether attorney’s fees are warranted due to an inequitable conduct and conflict of interest defense. Background - UCANN filed suit in the District of...

NAR, Keller Williams, HomeServices and its subsidiaries BHH Affiliates and HSF Affiliates submitted their trial briefs ahead of the antitrust trial in Kansas City.

The Sitzer/Burnett trial kicked off in earnest on Tuesday as Judge Stephen Bough heard opening arguments in his Kansas City courtroom.

On day one, the plaintiffs leaned heavily on video depositions of Gary Keller and Gino Blefari, while the NAR and brokerages argued there's no conspiracy and the Participation Rule doesn't impose obligations on sellers.