Immigration – Judulang v. Holder

In Judulang v. Holder, No. 10-694 (December 12, 2011), the Supreme Court struck down as arbitrary and capricious the Board of Immigration Appeals’ “comparable grounds” test for judging whether a charge of removability allows for possible Section 212(c) waiver relief. That test provided that Section...

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Immigration – Judulang v...

Posted by James on Mar 23, 2012

Our Latest Finz Issues are Ava...

Posted by faithpincus on Feb 20, 2012

First, we wanted to remind you that you may now download your subscription via our online delivery system. This gives you the ability to access Finz updates about a week earlier than you can when you opt for the CD version, due to the duplication, production and...

In With The Old — In Wit...

Posted by Jonathan Arnold, Esq on Feb 6, 2012

The first case from the November/December Civil Procedure, Discovery & Evidence contains both a warning and some very useful advice on what will be required to create an enforceable agreement on the Internet. As a legal scholar and practicing attorney let me...

A Useful Webinar From Jennifer...

Posted by Faith Pincus on Dec 29, 2011

Jennifer Ellis has been in the CLE industry for a very long time, with high profile providers (including our competitors). She is also an expert in social media and the legal aspects of social media. She recently joined Freedman Consulting, which helps those in the...

E-Discovery ONLINE: Ritter Aca...

Posted by admin on Dec 20, 2011

Get 5 last minute CLE units online for $279 AND get caught up on E-Discovery Rules and Issues Meet your WA and CA CLE deadlines now! Order now and take classes at your leisure! $279 per person Read more about this offer on Pincus Professional...

The Specifics of CCP sec. 998 ...

Posted by Jonathan Arnold, Esq on Dec 14, 2011

For civil practitioners, knowledge of Code Civ. Proc. §998 is a must and we have covered this in detail in the July/August edition of the California Civil Procedure, Discovery & Evidence Series in our analysis of the case of Puerta v. Torres, which we have...

Double Billing

Posted by Jonathan Arnold, Esq on Oct 27, 2011

Double billing brings up all sorts of scenarios: the audit of the law firm’s hours; angry clients; business-pummeled partners; associates sent packing; bills not paid…you get the picture. However, it is possible to do more than one thing at a time and have them...