
Two Leading Lawyers Who Are Making A Difference
Congratulations to Lisa Linsky and Bernadette Harrigan on this well-deserved recognition!
Congratulations to Lisa Linsky and Bernadette Harrigan on this well-deserved recognition!
All LGBT Americans -- and all Americans, period -- owe this crusader for justice a debt of gratitude.
This tweak to your financial management seems like a no-brainer.
After 25 years at a top Biglaw firm, this star litigator decided it was time for a new adventure.
What do you call it when the law treats gay women worse than straight men, for no good reason? Unconstitutional.
This situation should be a no-brainer after the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell.
While gay marriage has been settled by SCOTUS, some states continue to fight the result.
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These are interesting times for the LGBT rights movement.
SCOTUS shortlisters and other luminaries of the federal judiciary duke it out in a landmark case.
If you are LGBT and want kids, it’s time to call your local ART attorney, as well as your tax lawyer.
Proposed legislation in Tennessee would only serve to do harm to LGBTQ couples.
Here’s What The Best Ones Are Doing Differently.
Same-sex couples must be treated the same under the law as heterosexual couples -- which Arkansas doesn't seem to get.
* President-elect Donald Trump's pick for secretary of labor, fast-food executive Andrew Puzder, is a critic of the Obama Administration's regulation in this area (and he's a former litigator, interestingly enough). [Washington Post] * Judge Bill Pryor (11th Cir.), a top SCOTUS contender in a Trump Administration, is beloved by conservatives -- but confirming him could be a battle. [Bloomberg BNA via How Appealing] * The Arkansas Supreme Court rules that married lesbian couples can't put the names of both spouses on their children's birth certificates. [WSJ Law Blog] * SEC enforcement chief Andrew Ceresney will leave the agency by the end of this year; where might he wind up? [Law.com] * Governor Andrew Cuomo met with the feds in connection with the corruption case brought against some of his former aides. [New York Times] * Michael Jordan's latest court victory -- in an IP case in China. [Bloomberg] * Alabama prisoner Ronald Smith is executed after the Supreme Court denies a stay, leaving SCOTUS review of the state's unique "judicial override" system for another day. [New York Times via How Appealing]
The Seventh Circuit, sitting en banc, delves into... lesbianism.
Always consult an attorney and use a licensed physician when engaging in third-party reproduction.
There's a headline you never expected to see...