Author: Kim Willsher
The vote to repeal ‘Code Noir’, which saw slaves beaten, raped and killed in France’s colonies, comes almost 180 years after its abolition of slaveryRead More
Just 30% of third-year law students think that their school is preparing them for artificial intelligence in practice, leaving 70% of soon-to-be bar candidates to learn best practices for the emerging technology on their own.Read More
A former employee sued the art center last week, claiming she was discharged because she tried to uphold legal guarantees of equal access.Read More
Three allegations of potential election code violations in Berks County have been turned over to local authorities for investigation.Read More
Why: Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, announces an investigation of potential securities claims on behalf of shareholders of BitGo Holdings…Read More
Authorities and salmon industry leaders met this week to discuss amendments to the Lafkenche Law, a continued flashpoint for Chile’s salmon producers.Read More
Billy Joel says the unauthorized biopic Billy & Me is “legally and professionally misguided.” But his attorneys would face long odds in court.Read More
City leaders heard from residents and rental operators on how short-term rental cap has impacted the island—good and bad—on May 27 ad leaders prepare to review the city’s STR lawsRead More
A Baltimore law firm was not helping its client to hide money and, as a result, the IRS must unfreeze more than $1.5 million it seized as part of an audit of the client, a federal judge ruled.Read More
Recently, the chief prelate or custodian of eight sacred sites in Sri Lanka was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting and raping a child. He is out on bail.Read More