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At appeal, lawyer asks why Fortenberry tried in California

At appeal, lawyer asks why Fortenberry tried in California
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At appeal, lawyer asks why Fortenberry tried in California

Former Nebraska Rep. Jeff Fortenberry was back in court Tuesday, this time before a panel of appellate judges homing in on the heart of his appeal: why the case was

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SCOTUS Confirms Civil RICO Liability For US Acts To Frustrate US Enforcement Of Foreign Arbitration Award And Relieves Hurdles For Parties Seeking Arbitration

Introduction On June 22, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Yegiazaryan v. Smagin, No. 22 381, affirming the Ninth Circuit s holding that allowed a foreign plaintiff to sue under the.

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Extradition: Whose Rights Are Really At Stake?

There are a number of high-profile individuals in recent years who have invoked a principle of extradition law.

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Appeals Circuits Split on ADA Tester Standing

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals found in favor of a serial litigant who is an ADA tester after a district court ruled he had no standing Langer v Kiser. Aligns with rulings in 1st and 11th Circuits. SCOTUS currently hearing Acheson Hotels v Laufer to settle question.

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