test

MEDIA ROOM BY STORY.KISSPR.COM

Stories: News - Press Releases - Blogs
January 07, 2022

“Remain in Mexico” and Texas' anti-abortion law - SCOTUSblog

This week we highlight petitions that ask the Supreme Court to consider, among other things, whether the Biden administration properly terminated the Trump administration’s “remain in Mexico” policy or must continue to enforce it, and whether abortion providers’ challenge to Texas’ restrictive anti-abortion law can return to the district court in place of the 5th Circuit. “Remain in Mexico” p...
January 07, 2022

Did This Law & Order Spin-Off Ruin The Original Show? - Looper

NBC's long-lived crime drama "Law & Order" has spawned many spin-offs. "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "Law & Order: Organized Crime" have both been successful in their own right, creating individual fanbases and loyal audiences which are distinct from their mothership, and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" also ran for 10 healthy and well-attended seasons. "Law & Ord...
January 07, 2022

Antonio Brown’s Legal Options Limited by Contract, Labor Law - Sportico

Antonio Brown's attorney says his client plans to take legal action, but the league and union's CBA presents obstacles. On the heels of Antonio Brown’s unusual departure from last Sunday’s Buccaneers-Jets game, Brown’s attorney, Sean Burstyn, reportedly told ESPN’s Michele Steele that his client “will take legal action against the responsible individuals.” One hurdle for Brown is that, as an ...
January 07, 2022

With 2 Years of Experience, Big Law Takes a Different Approach to COVID Surge | The American Lawyer - The American Lawyer

Credit: BGStock72/Shutterstock What You Need to Know Firms are taking varying approaches to the recent COVID-19 surge. Some are waiting it out, while others are tentatively planning a return within a month. Others don't see any end to the uncertainty and surges, and have realized that normalcy may not return anytime soon. More than two years into the pandemic, and with the vast majority ...
January 07, 2022

New law shapes severance agreements, settlements in Alabama - Birmingham Business Journal - Birmingham Business Journal

A new law that could protect small businesses has gone into effect in Alabama. Gov. Kay Ivey signed the Alabama Non-Disparagement Obligations (NDO) Act into law last year. The AL NDO Act, which took effect Jan. 1, lays out a structure for non-disparagement agreements to follow, potentially offering more protection for businesses concerned about what a former employee or business partner may s...
January 07, 2022

Longtime Baylor law professor known as 'the Godfather' dies at 82 - Waco Tribune-Herald

David Guinn, the master teacher affectionately called "the Godfather" for his more than five decades of training lawyers in his unique style at Baylor University Law School, died Thursday. He was 82. Services for Guinn, who retired in 2020 as the Lyndon L. Olson and William A. Olson Professor of Local Government and Constitutional Law, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul’s Episcopal Churc...
January 07, 2022

Koehler's law brings changes to FOID card system in 2022 - Illinois Senate Democratic

PEORIA – A law sponsored by State Senator Dave Koehler, a longtime advocate to streamline the FOID card process for responsible gun owners, took effect earlier this week. “This law will address a years-long backlog of FOID card applications across Illinois while closing loopholes that allow firearms to fall into dangerous hands,” said Koehler (D-Peoria). “The modernized system will save time ...
January 07, 2022

Perdue sues over new law that gives Kemp fundraising advantage - The Current GA

ATLANTA – Republican gubernatorial candidate David Perdue is challenging a new state law that gives incumbents an advantage in fundraising. The legislation, which the Republican-controlled General Assembly passed last March virtually along party lines, allows Georgia’s governor, lieutenant governor, the general-election nominees opposing those two statewide incumbents and the heads of the maj...
January 07, 2022

Lani Guinier, civil rights champion and Harvard law professor, dies at 71 - The Boston Globe

Lani Guinier, civil rights champion and Harvard law professor, dies at 71  The Boston Globe
January 07, 2022

After Getting Fired From The Trump White House, Omarosa Went To Law School - Above the Law

(Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for Sky News) I love it. I got a 3.5 in my first semester. — Former Trump White House aide and “Apprentice” star Omarosa Manigault Newman, commenting on her experience thus far as a first-year law student at Southern University Law Center. Newman was inspired to go to law school in the wake of her brother’s 2011 murder. “When I was sitting in the courtroom w...