Legal

Legal Battle Over Texas Border Law Likely to Reach Supreme Court, Says Constitutional Law Expert

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A Dallas constitutional law expert predicts that the federal border lawsuit between the Biden administration and the state of Texas will eventually reach the Supreme Court. The lawsuit, filed by the Biden administration, seeks to strike down SB 4, a law set to take effect in March. SB 4 makes it a state crime for undocumented migrants to cross the border between ports of entry, based on existing trespass laws. First-time offenders would face a Class B Misdemeanor charge, which could increase to a Felony for repeat offenses. However, migrants can avoid jail time by … Read more

Legal Battle: Texas Supreme Court Urged to Decide Fate of Challenger in Democratic Party Primary

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HOUSTON, Texas – A unique legal issue has arisen in the race for Place 9 justice at the First District Court of Appeals in Texas. The incumbent justice has appealed to the Texas Supreme Court, seeking a resolution on whether a challenger can continue to be included on the Democratic Party primary ballot. This issue stems from the enactment of H.B. 2384 by the Texas Legislature in 2023. The bill aimed to establish a set of criteria that would publicly display the professional qualifications of individuals seeking elected office as district court judges or appellate … Read more

The Secrets Behind the Lucrative Mass Tort Playbook: How Attorneys Profit by Exploiting the Legal System

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COLUMBIA, SC – With football playoffs on the horizon, the focus naturally turns to teams’ playbooks. However, there’s another kind of playbook at play in the legal field, allowing attorneys to secure massive settlements in profit-driven mass tort litigations. These cases, which often target major corporations, have seen exponential growth, raising concerns about their impact on the economy. Mass tort litigations involve consolidating a large number of personal injury claims against a single defendant. It’s common for these cases to settle out of court due to the sheer volume of claimants attracted by aggressive advertising … Read more

Challenging the Status Quo: Lawsuit Seeks to Expand Legal Advice Beyond Lawyers in North Carolina

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RALEIGH, N.C. – A recent lawsuit in North Carolina seeks to challenge the current regulation that restricts legal advice solely to licensed attorneys. The case aims to broaden the provision of legal advice to non-lawyers, potentially changing the landscape of legal services in the state. Currently, North Carolina law prohibits anyone other than licensed attorneys from providing legal advice. This means that individuals seeking guidance on legal matters must consult with a lawyer, even for basic questions or simple procedures. The lawsuit argues that this restriction limits access to legal information and assistance for many … Read more