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Court grants review in new batch of cases, including dispute on religious rights of employees

The Supreme Court will review how employers must accommodate their employees’ religious practices, how courts should decide whether threatening statements are protected by the First Amendment, and whether a local government violated the Constitution when

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Justices will consider reviving lawsuit from deaf student who was denied sign-language interpreter

On Wednesday, in Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools, the court will take up the case of Miguel Perez, a deaf student who says that a Michigan school district failed for years to provide him with a qualified sign language interpreter, leaving him an “aca

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Lateral Attorney Hiring In A Softening Economy: Diverging Trends Across Practice Areas [Sponsored]

Certain practices and industry sectors have featured continued demand for mid- through senior-level associates, counsel, and partner-level attorneys. The post Lateral Attorney Hiring In A Softening Economy: Diverging Trends Across Practice Areas appeared

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Former Chief Operating Officer Accuses Proskauer Of ‘Machiavellian Management’ In Latest Filing

The defendant comes out swinging. The post Former Chief Operating Officer Accuses Proskauer Of ‘Machiavellian Management’ In Latest Filing appeared first on Above the Law.

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