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Task Force Chairman Iowa Supreme Court Justice Thomas Waterman and co-chairs Matthew Brandes and Lora McCollom, both attorneys, and attorney William Howe pose in June 2015 at the CLE Center of the Iowa State Bar Association during the first planning meeting of the Family Law Task Force. (Iowa Bar Association.) The Iowa Supreme Court this month continued its mandatory mediation in family law c...

Atlanta, GA – Today, Governor Brian P. Kemp and Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) Executive Director Jay Neal announced the awards of 46 grants totaling $5,618,762 through the Law Enforcement Training Grant Program. "We are committed to providing our brave law enforcement officers the specialized training and resources they need to keep Georgians safe," said Governor Kemp. "This gr...

Austria is the first Western democracy to mandate Covid vaccinations for nearly its entire adult population, a once-unthinkable move that is being seen as a test case for other countries grappling with pockets of vaccine resistance. The sweeping measure, which easily cleared its final parliamentary hurdle on Thursday when it was approved by lawmakers in Austria’s upper house, will be signed i...

City move allowing duplex conversions hasn't resulted in any A controversial new Bloomington law that allows 15 single-family homes per year to be turned into duplexes has had no effect — at least so far. While city planners have had discussions with nine property owners since Mayor John Hamilton signed the law in July, they have had no official requests from anyone who plans to turn a singl...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams speaks during the U.S. Conference on Mayors meeting in January. Clean buildings law to take effect in two years Buildings are New York’s biggest source of emissions New York City Mayor Eric Adams, having appointed three respected policymakers to his climate-change leadership team, now faces what is seen as an even bigger test of his climate ambitions. Adams (D...

The UCLA campus is nearly empty on Feb. 1, when in-person classes were canceled after threats were made allegedly by an ex-philosophy instructor. To the editor: As a onetime UCLA student, I can well imagine the angst that students and others felt at the sense of being kept in the dark about a former philosophy instructor who was allegedly making credible threats as he spiraled into what se...

WHO GOT THE WORK?℠ - Shook, Hardy & Bacon partner Amir M. Nassihi, co-chair of the firm’s class action and appellate practice, has entered an appearance for Tesla in a pending consumer class action. The action, filed Dec. 14 in California Northern District Court by the O’Connor Law Group; Reallaw APC and Wirtz Law, contends that Tesla unilaterally modifies motor vehicle order agreements a...

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By Mike Kruzman / [email protected] With the 2020 Census behind us, general law townships across the state and Livingston County are fulfilling their duty in considering potential chartering. Following each federal census, Michigan’s Secretary of State notifies each township that has a minimum of 2,000 residents and is not chartered the opportunity to become a charter township. Hartland Township ...

President Joe Biden delivers a stump speech to a pro-union crowd in Detroit in March 2020, during his campaign for the White House. Sweeping bill to reform U.S. labor law is unions’ top priority Biden has helped unions, but legislative agenda is stalled At his first presidential campaign rally in 2019, then-candidate Joe Biden told workers at a Pittsburgh union hall he needed their support ...