Publications
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05.31.2022Supreme Court Holds That Prejudice Is Not Part of an Arbitration Waiver Analysis Under the FAAUpdatesThe U.S. Supreme Court, in a May 23 decision, ruled that the federal policy favoring arbitration does not authorize federal courts to impose a prejudice requirement when evaluating whether a party has waived its right to arbitration by litigating in court.
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01.26.2022Recent DOJ Settlements Show Step Up in Web Accessibility Enforcement by Biden AdministrationUpdatesThe U.S. Department of Justice recently entered into settlement agreements with Hy-Vee and Rite Aid in response to the DOJ’s concern that the companies’ vaccine registration websites were not accessible to individuals with vision impairments and other disabilities.
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06.2017E-Discovery Under the Amended Federal Rules of Civil ProcedureArticles
NACUA Notes
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06.2017New Regulations Under Titles II and III of the ADA Address Disability Standards Under the ADA Amendments ActArticles
The Bar Examiner
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04.2013Preparing for E-Discovery, Revisited: Five Years LaterArticles
NACUA Notes
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03.2011New Regulations Under Titles II and III of the ADA: What Has Changed Relative to the Administration of Licensing Examinations?Articles
The Bar Examiner
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02.2008Preparing for E-DiscoveryArticles
NACUA Notes
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08.2007Government Delay in Intervention Leads to Dismissal of False Claims Act Cases Against Teaching HospitalsArticles
American Bar Association White Collar Crime Committee Newsletter
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08.2007The Status of Eleventh Amendment Immunity and the Rooker- Feldman Doctrine as Defenses to Claims Asserted Against Bar Examiners Under the ADAArticles
The Bar Examiner