Kibler Fowler & Cave LLP is pleased to invite our clients, colleagues and friends to join us on Thursday, July 11, 2024 at 12:00 PM PDT, for another U.S. Supreme Court Review with Professor Jessica Levinson of Loyola Law School. Professor Levinson will lead a discussion on significant cases from the U.S. Supreme Court’s most recent term. MCLE credit pending approval. Note that many states offer CLE reciprocity with California, including New York. To register: https://lnkd.in/eR5sWyuN
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Amazing things happening at Regent University School of Law. This week, three outstanding students helped our constitutional law center file its second U.S. Supreme Court brief this semester! If you or someone you know is passionate about changing the world through the law - check out Regent Law. You may just get the chance to do so... even before you graduate :). #RegentLaw
The Robertson Center filed its second U.S. Supreme Court brief of the semester. Congratulations to Regent University School of Law students Lili Pirc, P. Kate Creecy, and Daniel Luster and fellow Christopher Holinger for strong work on this one!
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Another Biglaw Firm Is "Responding To Market Conditions": This firm is letting go 6% of its staff and 3% of its attorneys. So Tell Us About Yourself: Emory University is changing its approach to encouraging diversity. Forever Is A Mighty Long Time: Should there be judicial term limits? Even If You Get Rid Of 19, That's Still A Strong Charge: Paxton wants us to forget about the old impeachable offenses and just focus on the most recent. Where Is The Diversity?: See if your law school is on the list! http://ow.ly/7gaK104Q0lS
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Please join me tomorrow afternoon for this virtual conversation about the implications of the Supreme Court’s SFAA decision for higher education and K-12 education.
Together with SMU's Office of Diversity and Inclusion, SMU Dedman School of Law will host a conversation exploring the meaning and impact of the recent decision of the Supreme Court, the federal government's guidance, and pending cases that challenge affirmative action in other areas. This event has been approved for 1 hour of CLE credit. Panelists and Moderators include: Darren Hutchinson (Emory University School of Law) Kimberly Robinson (University of Virginia School of Law) Dale Carpenter (SMU Dedman School of Law) Jeffrey Kahn (SMU Dedman School of Law) Leo Yu (SMU Dedman School of Law) Register here: https://lnkd.in/g7_Wj9Fr
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The arrivals of Thompson Coburn partner Kenyen Brown in D.C., partner John Howard in St. Louis and counsel Liz DiMichele in New York have resulted in wide coverage from media organizations that follow the #legalindustry, including Reuters, Bloomberg Law, The Missouri Bar, The National Law Journal, The Recorder, Law360 and St. Louis Business Journal. Read more here: https://bit.ly/48ZcMpz #laterals #legalindustry #lawfirm #newattorneys #lawfirmgrowth
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An exceptional and thoughtful amicus brief for Devillier v. Texas that will help SCOTUS decide whether property owners need more than the Constitution to protect them when a state fails to provide just compensation after taking property! Institute for Justice #constitutionallaw #federalcourt #fifthamendment #propertylaw #propertyrights #eminentdomain
Co-Chair, Global Trial Practice Group, Gibson Dunn. Former judge, prosecutor, and fourth-grade teacher.
This week the Supreme Court will hear argument in Devillier v. Texas, which asks whether a person whose property is taken without just compensation may file suit to enforce the Takings Clause even if the legislature has not provided a cause of action to do so. The answer is yes, as explained in a brief that I had the privilege of filing on behalf of Duke Law Professor Ernest Young, a leading expert on federal courts. Among other things, the brief explains why the modern conception of a "cause of action" is at odds with the Founding Era-understanding of what it took to bring a lawsuit. Worth a read for fed courts, con law, or legal history nerds. Thanks to the talented Gibson Dunn team--Josh Zuckerman, Hayley Lawrence, Arjun Ogale, and Tiffany Penner--who worked on this important brief.
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I am pleased to announce that I will continue my seminar engagements with the MCLE. On Wednesday, May 29, 2024, I will be speaking with fellow panelists on the topic entitled, "Selecting, Conversing with & Cross Examining GALs: How to Control the Conversation." This important discussion will cover the following specific areas: 1/ Considerations When Selecting a GAL for Your Case 2/ Why a GAL Would or Would Not Choose to Have a Privilege GAL 3/ Can You Depose or Cross-Examine a Privilege GAL? 4/ How to Obtain the GAL’s Records 5/ Preparing for Trial and Testimony of a GAL 6/ Attorney’s Perspective on Testimony from GAL 7/ What GALs Should Know about Testifying 8/ "Ask the Experts” Q&A Session To learn more about Durand Family Law, please visit us online at https://lnkd.in/eWZjwkzj. For more information, please visit the MCLE's website: https://lnkd.in/ee-_gSye #familylaw #gal #guardianadlitem
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Check this article I wrote with my colleague Kyle Kroll regarding the art of arguing at appellate oral arguments. Whether you're a seasoned attorney or just starting out, understanding the nuances of appellate advocacy is crucial. Enhance your courtroom skills and make your arguments compelling and persuasive. Check out the full article below!
To master the art of answering questions at oral argument, delve into this article published in the Minnesota State Bar Association's Bench and Bar magazine authored by our lawyers, Steven Vogel and Kyle R. Kroll From seizing questions as opportunities to educate judges to upholding composure and professionalism, these tips are indispensable for attorneys at all levels. Remember, it's not merely about regurgitating briefs—it's about fostering dynamic discussions that shape opinions. Explore invaluable insights into preparation, direct response, and courtroom navigation: https://lnkd.in/gH69rVUJ #TeamWinthrop #OralArguments #CourtroomSkills
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Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 29, 2024, I will continue my seminar engagements with the MCLE. I will be speaking with fellow panelists on the topic entitled, "Selecting, Conversing with & Cross Examining GALs: How to Control the Conversation." This important discussion will cover the following specific areas: 1/ Considerations When Selecting a GAL for Your Case 2/ Why a GAL Would or Would Not Choose to Have a Privilege GAL 3/ Can You Depose or Cross-Examine a Privilege GAL? 4/ How to Obtain the GAL’s Records 5/ Preparing for Trial and Testimony of a GAL 6/ Attorney’s Perspective on Testimony from GAL 7/ What GALs Should Know about Testifying 8/ "Ask the Experts” Q&A Session To learn more about Durand Family Law, please visit us online at https://lnkd.in/eWZjwkzj. #familylaw #gal #guardianadlitem
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I am pleased to announce that I will continue my seminar engagements with the MCLE. On Wednesday, May 29, 2024, I will be speaking with fellow panelists on the topic entitled, "Selecting, Conversing with & Cross Examining GALs: How to Control the Conversation." This important discussion will cover the following specific areas: 1/ Considerations When Selecting a GAL for Your Case 2/ Why a GAL Would or Would Not Choose to Have a Privilege GAL 3/ Can You Depose or Cross-Examine a Privilege GAL? 4/ How to Obtain the GAL’s Records 5/ Preparing for Trial and Testimony of a GAL 6/ Attorney’s Perspective on Testimony from GAL 7/ What GALs Should Know about Testifying 8/ "Ask the Experts” Q&A Session To learn more about Durand Family Law, please visit us online at https://lnkd.in/eWZjwkzj. For more information, please visit the MCLE's website: https://www.mcle.org/. https://lnkd.in/ee-_gSye #familylaw #gal #guardianadlitem
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