Tag:U.S. Supreme Court
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Making a Case for Defining ‘Debt’
With a recent ruling on non-judicial foreclosures, 10th Circuit Court of Appeals added one more voice to the conflicting opinions from other federal circuits...
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Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell Celebrates 20 Years
Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell on Feb. 1, marked 20 years of being “trial tested.”
The litigation firm started in Denver as Wheeler Trigg Kennedy in 1998...
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News
Supreme Court Muddies Waters for EPA Water Rule
States seeking to maintain control over waters within their borders saw a victory from the U.S. Supreme Court last week.
The Supreme Court on Jan....
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Reaching Across Oceans
The U.S. Supreme Court will, for the second time, consider WesternGeco v. ION Geophysical Corporation, which has subverted legislation about jurisdictional boundaries of patent...
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Features
Expertise About the Experts
Made famous by films such as “The Verdict” and “My Cousin Vinny,” expert witness testimony brings to mind people with advanced degrees who use...
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Colorado Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Frozen Embryo Case
The Colorado Supreme Court has the unusual responsibility of deciding which parent has control over cryogenically frozen embryos.
The state’s highest court heard oral arguments...
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Arbitration Changes Unlikely to See Blanket Reform
Through new federal legislation, a blocked federal rule and a decision from a tech giant, mandatory arbitration agreements had a landmark year in 2017...
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