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No review of venue case

Decision easing transfer of cases allowed to stand The U.S. Supreme Court left intact a ruling that makes it easier for companies to shift product-liability and patent lawsuits away from trial courts that have a reputation for favoring plaintiffs. The ...

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Ginsburg returns after cancer surgery

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made her first public appearance since her Feb. 5 cancer surgery, returning to her role as one of the court’s most active questioners during a pair of hour-long arguments Monday. Ginsburg, 75, climbed ...

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Gohn: Laudator temporis acti*

*‘One who praises bygone times’ —Horace, Ars Poetica The Times, they are definitely bygone, or, if not bygone, doggone near bygone. The Seattle Times and the Asheville Citizen-Times and the Los Angeles Times and The Roanoke Times and the St. ...

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Attorneys mixed over mortgage modification

As part of his plan aimed at preventing home foreclosures, President Barack Obama last week announced his support for legislation that would allow for bankruptcy judges to modify home mortgages, hopefully allowing Americans to stay in their homes. But the ...

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Laudator temporis acti*

The Times, they are definitely bygone, or, if not bygone, doggone near bygone. The Seattle Times and the Asheville Citizen-Times and the Los Angeles Times and The Roanoke Times and the St. Petersburg Times — and all the other Timeses, ...

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Firefighter had no contract, judge rules

A Jackson County judge dismissed an Independence firefighter’s breach of contract suit, noting that an agreement between Kelly K. Scott and the city met “none of the traditional contract elements.” In sustaining the city’s dismissal motion on Feb. 11, Circuit ...

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