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The DC-based Politico is keeping tabs on the high-profile court case pitting Maine, our 42nd most-populated state with about 1.5 million citizens, against President Trump and the U.S. government. In aĀ recent update, Politico noted that Gov. Mills has… Read More
Moving this to the top of your 2024 civil justice reform list: Welfare reform sending money meant for families to actual families, and not for investigation of families. The Biden Administration changes, which might seem wildly optimistic in… Read More
By Sara Corcoran, Publisher, the National Courts Monitor H.R. 5525 of the 117th Congress is the ENABLERS Actāan acronym for Establishing New Authorities for Businesses Laundering and Enabling Risks to Security. It is an amendment of the National… Read More
What we do hope to add is a unique voice to the nation’s hotly debated civil justice conversations. Our role is to curate coverage from the civil justice community and amplify that coverage, by posting here and sometimes… Read More
The Washington Post reportsĀ that one day after imposing a restraining order to allow the parties to present arguments at a hearing about whether or not Mary Trump, the President’s niece could publish her tell-all book, “A New York… Read More
