Today in 1783: The Preliminary Articles of Peace, ending the Revolutionary War, are ratified

Apr 15, 2011 By: Jeremy Byellin

Today in 1783, the Preliminary Articles of Peace, which served as the framework for the final Treaty of Paris, were ratified by the Continental Congress.

Self-defense doesn’t mean repeatedly shooting the same person.

Apr 15, 2011 By: Westlaw Insider

Self-defense doesn’t mean repeatedly shooting the same person.

Hot Docs: Paris Hilton is being sued…again

Apr 14, 2011 By: Jeremy Byellin

Paris Hilton is being sued for negligently failing to protect loaned jewelry from thieves, and then failing to return it to the owners once recovered.

Court found mental disability in a woman who refused medical treatment

Apr 14, 2011 By: Westlaw Insider

Court found mental disability in a woman who refused medical treatment for her leg infection because she thought swelling was caused by machine that the President controlled.

Outcome Driven Assessments to Help Teach Advocacy

Apr 13, 2011 By: Mike Kraus

Editor’s Note:  Please welcome today’s special guest blogger Charles Rose.  Charles is the Director for the Center for Excellence in Advocacy, and Professor…

Legally Green: Nuclear waste on the mountain

Apr 13, 2011 By: Jeremy Byellin

Several federal and state government entities are currently embroiled in a legal battle over where to store the nation’s nuclear waste.

Westlaw tip: Limit search to verdicts in XX-JV

Apr 13, 2011 By: West Reference Attorneys

You can limit your search to verdicts (and exclude settlements) in the database “XX-JV” (XX represents two letter state abbreviations) by adding…

A wife has a right to work outside of the home, and may keep the money that she earns from doing so.

Apr 13, 2011 By: Westlaw Insider

A wife has a right to work outside of the home, and may keep the money that she earns from doing so.

Westlaw Jury Verdict of the Week: Arrestee Alleges Excessive Force Caused Injuries

Apr 12, 2011 By: Jury Verdicts

Roberts v. Cole (U.S.D.C., E.D. Texas) Jury awards prisoner $16M for excessive force by correctional officers 2011 WL 321994 Verdict Summary 2009 WL…

A trial is a public event; what transpires in the courtroom is public property.

Apr 12, 2011 By: Westlaw Insider

A trial is a public event; what transpires in the courtroom is public property.
Capitol Records, Inc. v. Alaujan, 593 F. Supp.2d 319 (D. Mass. 2009)

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