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Sam Smith paid $340,000 US for one-song set at casino heiress' wedding - Vimarsana News

Sam Smith paid $340,000 US for one-song set at casino heiress' wedding

Sam Smith earned almost $340,000 US after landing a gig at the Las Vegas wedding of casino heiress Victoria Fertitta.

Federal appeals court revives claim against Oregon State Bar stemming from published statement on white nationalism - Vimarsana News

Federal appeals court revives claim against Oregon State Bar stemming from published statement on white nationalism

Federal appeals court revives claim against Oregon State Bar stemming from published statement on white nationalism Updated Mar 01, 2021; Posted Feb 28, 2021 The case stems from two lawsuits filed against the bar, alleging that the Bar Bulletin’s April 2018 publication of a “Statement on White Nationalism and Normalization of Violence,” was blatantly political and not related to legal services or the legal profession.File photo Facebook Share membership in a bar that engages in “nongermane political activities.” The case stems from two lawsuits filed against the bar, each alleging...

Ninth Circuit Sends Mandatory Bar Membership Question Back to Federal Court - Vimarsana News

Ninth Circuit Sends Mandatory Bar Membership Question Back to Federal Court

An Oregon lawyer will get to argue that lawyers shouldn’t be required to join the state bar, in light of a 2018 statement the bar made condemning white supremacy that he says violated his First Amendment right to free association. The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. (Photo credit: Sanfranman59/Wikipedia) (CN) — Can the Oregon State Bar require lawyers to maintain membership, even though it runs political columns in its monthly Bulletin that they might not agree with? It’s a question that the Ninth Circuit on Friday ordered a federal judge to consider. In its April ...