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Hospitals Are Leaving Rural America. Rural Americans Are Staying Put Opinion analysis: Justices reject Fair Labor Standards Act protections for service personnel at car dealerships
Hospitals Are Leaving Rural America. Rural Americans Are Staying Put Opinion analysis: Justices reject Fair Labor Standards Act protections for service personnel at car dealerships
New Job Openings Posted Justice Department rolls out case quotas for immigration judges Article: Older Americans facing job discrimination can’t rely on courts as much as earlier generations Supreme Court sends signal that police ‘can shoot first and think later,’ Sotomayor dissent says
States’ Vital Role in Providing Civil Justice for Everyone TalkPoverty.org: Raj Chetty on His Groundbreaking Study on Racism and Inequality ABA Journal: Immigration backlog grows as Trump administration curtails administrative closures
Foreclosure law firm is accused of overbilling Fannie Mae through affiliates’ ‘exponential markups’ Biestek v. Berryhill – Pending petition – Whether a vocational expert’s testimony can constitute substantial evidence of “other work:
Kentucky could become third state not to fund legal aid Article: Lawyers have an ethical duty to safeguard confidential information in the cloud
New Job Opening Posted Medicare Savings Programs (MSP) in New York How to use a pooled SNT to eliminate the Medicaid spend-down Former Justice John Paul Stevens calls for repeal of the Second Amendment
Family Members Fight for Right to Visit Ailing Relatives The Medicaid Buy-In for Working People With Disabilities (MBI-WPD) Income and Resource Limits for New York State Public Health Insurance Programs US refuses to identify experts consulted on transgender troop ban, seeks lifting of injunctions
Jost on Justice: Scalia’s Legacy: The Abiding Contradictions Advocates urge state officials to help close gap in access to capital TalkPoverty.org: How Food Stamps Are Keeping Small Farms In Business ABA president applauds $25M increase for Legal Services Corp. in spending bill, says more needed