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Camp Lejeune Lawsuit Chaos Is Threatened by Obscure NC Rule
Lawyers across the country have spent millions of dollars and thousands of hours preparing lawsuits on behalf of military veterans and their families exposed to toxic water at Camp Lejeune. A rule in a North Carolina federal court threatens to throw all that work into chaos.
TikTok Hawks in Congress Weigh Options to Restrict App from US
A congressional push to ban
MetaBirkin NFTs Were Artistic ‘Experiment,’ Creator Tells Jury
The artist behind the “MetaBirkin” nonfungible tokens who is battling the luxury retailer
Girardi Criminal Charges Also Impugn California Bar, Critics Say
The dual criminal indictments of disgraced attorney
Religious Minorities Look to Benefit From New Accommodation Test
Workers of minority faiths stand to gain from the US Supreme Court’s review of a decades-old precedent that makes it relatively easy for employers to deny religious accommodation requests under federal anti-bias law.
‘Dungeons & Dragons’ Uproar Shows Risks of Tighter IP Licensing
“Dungeons & Dragons” publisher Wizards of the Coast’s retraction of a proposal that would’ve significantly restricted its open gaming license demonstrates how companies must weigh the risk of public backlash when looking to tighten previously permissive intellectual property practices.
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