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SCOTUS to Decide Constitutionality of Freezing Accused’s Assets

In a case that’s likely to be watched closely by criminals from drug-dealers to white-collar embezzlers—and the unpaid lawyers representing them—the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the plight of a criminally-indicted woman arguing that she is constitutionally entitled to a pretrial hearing before the government can freeze her assets.

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ABA Offers Kits for Conferences on Gender-Pay Equality

The Washington D.C. office of the American Bar...

 

As the gap between male and female lawyers’ salaries continues to widen, the American Bar Association has created a set of tools to help state and local bar associations hold conferences on gender-pay equality.

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U.S. Copyright Holders Dealt Blow by Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court this week held that a U.S. copyright holder’s rights expire when his copyrighted work is sold overseas legally, the LA Times reported.

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