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The Law That Could Put Big Oil on Trial

by Bryan Driscoll

Fossil fuel companies have operated with near impunity for years. A little-known criminal statute might change that.

Oil spills are a primary cause of climate change

Trouble at Home

by James J. Vedder and Brittney M. Miller

Decisions about custody and parenting time after a separation or divorce are never simple. Family violence of any kind makes the process all the more complex—and the victim isn’t always the beneficiary.

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Will Self-Driving Cars Absolutely Improve Road Safety?

by Sean M. Cleary

According to IIHS data, 35.000 Americans were killed in 2015 in car accidents, of which 2.939 occurred in Florida.

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Vicki Lafer Abrahamson, Chicago, IL "Lawyer of the Year" for Employment Law – Individuals

by Tess Congo

Employment attorney of the year Vicki Lafer Abrahamso

Changes and Challenges

by Megan Norris

As the pandemic ebbs and many people return to the office, midsize law firms in particular must navigate a host of unprecedented questions about costs, culture and client expectations.

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Fido Can’t Help Ring in the New Year (Unless He’s a True Service Animal)

by James M. Paul

The ADA defines “service animals” to include only those dogs or miniature horses that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities.

A silhouette of a service dog holds owner's hand

The Argument Against Self-Representation in Patent Cases

by John Powers

A look back at the 1983 Nilssen case, and what it means for patent law today.

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In the News Weekly Roundup: Lawyers and the Gig Economy

by Best Lawyers

Locke Lord is expanding its London office; Bodman attorney elected to The Federalist Society; Comings and goings at Schiff Hardin.

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IN PARTNERSHIP

Tips to Help Avoid...Happily Ever After Ending Sooner Than Expected

by Frances H. Krasnow

A little preparation in a marriage goes a long way. By exploring prenups, postnups and estate planning, spouses can alleviate many financial stressors that may lead to a divorce.

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Understanding the Constitutionality of Patent Law

by John Powers

Ideas can be stolen, just like the machines or products they were used to create.

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The Short and Long Answers on Patent Applications

by John Powers

How long do patent applications take? Consider what you're filing for, and the strength of your proposal.

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Claims on a Canine

by Lawrence J. Buckfire

Which factors will most influence the settlement amount in a case involving a dog attack? Here’s an overview.

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The President’s Quiet Attacks on Lawful Employment-Based Immigration

by Michael P. Nowlan

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Your Fault or My Fault, It All Goes Through No-Fault

by Michael L. Taub

The No-Fault System, which helps victims receive payment for accident-related medical bills, does not always regard minor accidents on court dockets.

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Water Futures

by John Ettorre

By themselves, desalination, conservation, and system re-engineering won't solve our water puzzle. But together, they just might work.

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Evolving Marijuana Laws and the Workplace

by Tess P. Anglin

How can employers enforce statutes that differ from state to state?

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