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    “Lost Pup Reunites with Joyful Family After 5 Years”

    Family Reunited with Beloved Dog after Five Years A family in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is rejoicing after their dog, Marley, was returned to them five years after he went missing. Leola and John Voegtline consider Marley as part of their family, describing him as their son instead of just a pet. They almost lost hope of […] More

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    “Unsolved Halloween Murder: Adams County seeks justice”

    The Tragic Story of Dillon Bueno: A Halloween Nightmare A Family in Search of Answers For the last eight years, the Bueno family’s Halloween celebrations have been anything but celebratory. In 2015, their son Dillon Bueno was killed, and they are still struggling to come to terms with the loss. “It’s ruined our family, it […] More

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    NextGen Bar Exam: Family Law Goes National.

    The National Conference of Bar Examiners Implements Significant Changes with Family Law on NextGen Bar Exam Introduction The National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) has made a crucial decision to reintegrate family law into the NextGen bar exam. This move comes after valuable feedback from jurists who have expressed the growing need for a more […] More

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    Maine Mass Shooting Suspect Found Dead, say Police | MPR News

    Suspected Perpetrator of Maine Mass Shooting Found Dead On Friday night, Maine Governor Janet Mills announced that Robert Card, the suspected perpetrator of the mass shooting that left 18 people dead and 13 others wounded in Lewiston, Maine, had been found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The two-day manhunt for Card resulted in […] More

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    New House Speaker’s LGBTQ views scrutinized

    Rep. Mike Johnson’s Views on LGBTQ Rights Introduction Rep. Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, has been in the news lately due to his elevation to Speaker of the House. However, his views on LGBTQ rights have come under scrutiny, and he has been criticized by LGBTQ advocacy groups and even members of his own party. […] More

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    FTC Dark Patterns Theory: Constitutional Line Crossed, warns IAB.

    The Interactive Advertising Bureau Challenges FTC Complaint Against Amazon The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is pushing back against a complaint filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against Amazon. The trade association is arguing that the FTC is trying to police truthful statements made in advertising based on what it calls “dark patterns.” In response, […] More

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    SF Supervisor Pushes to Ban All Right Turns on Red Lights.

    San Francisco Supervisor Proposes No Right Turn On Red Law to Improve Road Safety The Problem with San Francisco’s Dangerous Streets San Francisco has seen a disturbing increase in fatal car crashes, with 16 lives already taken this year. While only 12% of the city’s roads pose risks, they account for over 68% of the […] More

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    Insurer’s Subrogation Damages Suit Revived: Chicago Law Bulletin.

    The Latest Legal News: Updates & Opinions Insurance Company Can Pursue Subrogation Damages Against Engineering Firm A state appellate panel has ruled that an insurer can pursue subrogation damages against an engineering firm for flooding at a school construction site. The insurance company, Zurich American Insurance Company, sued the engineering firm after City Colleges of […] More

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    Richneck teacher’s shooting case heads to trial

    Abigail Zwerner’s Lawsuit Against Newport News Public Schools The Case In January, Abigail Zwerner, a first-grade teacher at Richneck Elementary School, was shot by a six-year-old student. Zwerner alleges that Newport News Public Schools failed to provide a safe learning environment for its teachers and students. The Hearing On Friday, a hearing was held in […] More

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    High Court Revives Deceased Party’s Injury Suit – Chicago Law

    Political and Legal News Illinois Supreme Court Revives Personal Injury Suit The Illinois Supreme Court has revived a personal injury lawsuit in which a woman sued a defendant’s special representative despite the narrowing window for filing a lawsuit due to the statute of limitations. The suit, which had been brought by Jamie Lichter, concerns an […] More

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    Avoid These Mistakes When Giving Depositions for Personal Injury Cases | Peterson Law Firm

    The Vital Role of Depositions in Personal Injury Law For anyone who has suffered a personal injury, depositions are a critical component of building a strong case. At Peterson Law Firm, based in Kansas City, MO, we recognize the significance of these legal procedures and their impact on personal injury claims. In this opinion editorial, […] More

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    A Full Bench for N.Y.’s Top Court: Why Seven Judges Make More Sense in 80 Characters or Less.

    The New Procedure for Appellate Court Judge Substitution Explained The Background and Disagreement with Editorial Board As a former judge, I have always respected the opinions of this publication’s Editorial Board. However, I disagree with the Oct. 23 editorial calling into question the change adopted by the state Court of Appeals in the procedure for […] More

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    “Battle Over Legislative Maps Head to Wisconsin’s Supreme Court”- WBAY

    Wisconsin Supreme Court Accepts Case Regarding State’s Legislative Maps The Wisconsin Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving the state’s legislative maps, according to a news release issued on Friday. The case will involve the current Republican-drawn district maps that are widely perceived as being among the most gerrymandered in the country. The […] More

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