Jeremy Alters of the Berman Law Group discusses suing China in a Class Action Lawsuit for COVID-19.
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Colorado Immigration Attorney Jeff Joseph explains Homeland Security extending H-2B visas to aid U.S. food supply.
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Ann Lousin discusses the protesting of Illinois’ stay-at-home order and whether they have a case.
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Howard Friedman explains the ways systems calculate the value of human lives and how this impacts our society as a whole.
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Chris Bruce discusses the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, the laws of Georgia, the handling of this case by prosecutors, and where this matter stands today.
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American Bar Association president Judy Perry Martinez tells us what people got right and what they got wrong in their ABA 2020 Survey of Civic Literacy.
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Attorney Meg Kurlinski discusses states’ reopening of businesses and the potential legal issues employers could face as employees return to work.
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Amy Campanelli talks about the constitutional issues and the impact on the rights of the accused as criminal courts adapt to the logistical challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maurice Possley talks about his investigation, his writing partnership with Michael Segal, some of the more surprising turns his research took, and how Chicago city politics impacted the case.
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A lot has changed since the middle of March.
Professors Ned Foley and Charles Stewart III discuss voting during a pandemic and the impact the pandemic may have on the upcoming election.
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Attorney Frank Zacherl discusses Covid-19 and the potential impact on claims, the economy and legal practices.
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Julie Fershtman discusses the world of horse sense, the dark underbelly of the Kentucky Derby and the liabilities of pony rides.
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Lewis Brisbois partner Michael J. Grace explains the CARES Act provisions for stimulus payments and unemployment benefits
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