Skadden Secures Two Pro Bono Supreme Court Victories

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On June 22, Skadden secured two Supreme Court victories for pro bono clients. In United States v. Carter, No. 25-885,  the Court denied the government’s certiorari petition in a case involving the role of race in a Fourth Amendment seizure analysis, preserving a ruling by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. The decision is particularly significant as

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How Personal Injury Attorneys Build Strong Injury Cases

Article source: Gold Law Injury Lawyers Stamford is one of Connecticut’s most active economic centers, drawing commuters, businesses, residents, and visitors through its busy streets and commercial corridors every day. With ongoing development, heavy traffic patterns, and a fast-paced environment, accidents can occur in a variety of settings, from roadways and workplaces to retail properties

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Assessing a Vehicle Accident at the Scene to Obtain a Favorable Settlement

Article source: Felix Gonzalez Attorney, TX Car accidents are common situations everyone hopes not to get involved in. Those who have experienced one always describe it as a traumatic and nerve-wracking experience. Although it is compulsory to have car insurance in most U.S. states, more than 10 percent of the population is still uninsured. If

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New Indictment Highlights Growing Threat of Deed Theft Targeting Seniors with Dementia, New York Attorney Says

Attorney who recently won landmark deed theft case calls for stronger legal protections for vulnerable homeowners JAMAICA ESTATES, N.Y. — June 26, 2026 — The indictment of a Queens man accused of stealing the Brooklyn home of an elderly woman living with dementia underscores a growing pattern of deed theft targeting vulnerable senior homeowners across New

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UK Law – Sullivan & Worcester Expands Further With Arrival of 10-Attorney Award-Winning Emerging Companies and Venture Capital Team

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International law firm Sullivan & Worcester (Sullivan) today announced the arrival of one of the UK’s leading Emerging Companies and Venture Capital teams, significantly enhancing the firm’s transatlantic capabilities and accelerating its strategic growth in London. The team, which was recently recognized as Growth Capital Team of the Year at the 2026 The Lawyer Awards

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Why Courts Are Increasingly Recognizing Financial Abuse as a Factor in Divorce and Asset Division Rulings

Article source: Law Office of Stephen Vertucci For a long time, divorce court battles mostly focused on physical or emotional cruelty when deciding how to split up a marriage. Judges looked at tangible proof of harm when making their decisions. Experts providing divorce mediation services attest that this leaves an invisible problem out in the

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Why a Retiree Who Liquidated Their 401k to Fund an IUL Policy Has Strong Grounds for a Fraud Claim

Article source: RP Legal, SC People often think Indexed Universal Life policies are a way to get rich. This makes some retirees take all their money out of their retirement accounts. When an older person is persuaded to roll over their 401(k) into one of these equity-linked insurance plans, it is usually because someone misled

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