Your daily ration of civil justice rationing
Politico and others are reporting that the Obama administration is asking a federal judge to reconsider her ruling that the U.S. must release of tens of thousands of immigrant mothers and children who tried to cross the southern… Read More
In a major editorial, the Los Angeles Times is calling upon Congress to fix the immigration court backlog and offers some compelling numbers in the process: “… over the last 10 years, the workload of the federal immigration… Read More
A federal judge in Los Angeles has given the federal government until Oct. 23 to release thousands of “border kids” seeking refuge in the United States. The Los Angeles Times explains that Judge Dolly Gee said that children… Read More
Originally published in the Huffington Post. A 2012 lightning incident, the resulting house fire and tragic death of a 31-year-old Texan, combined with the resulting civil litigation, seem poised to change how at least one community regulates the… Read More
Many personal injury lawyers have typically dodged lawsuits against police officers, worried about discovery costs, ability to pay if individuals are found liable and government immunity from many lawsuits. But that’s apparently changing, according to a report in… Read More
