The Chair’s Comments: New Year, Exciting Opportunities and Events Ahead
It gives me great pleasure to serve as your 2019-2020 Paralegal Division Chair. First, I want to say thank you for being a member of the Paralegal…
Put It On Your Calendar Now: ‘Riding the Waves of Change: 2019 Legislative Review’
The Government & Public Sector Section is joining forces with the Administrative Law, Juvenile Justice & Children’s Rights, and Environment, Energy…
A Story Too Captivating To Go Untold
By Russell Rawlings From roughly the time spanning Judge Ridgeway’s order on Aug. 29, 2017, to the unanimous decision from the Court of Appeals, Epstein…
Register for the Appellate Practice Section Annual Meeting and CLE on September 13
With the Fall Semester in full swing, law students are not the only ones who will want to get straight A’s – please join the Appellate Practice Section on…
Texas v. EEOC: Sound and Fury Signifying Nothing?
On Aug. 6, 2019, the 5th Circuit rocked the EEOC by permanently enjoining the use of the 2012 EEOC Enforcement Guidance on the Consideration of Arrest and…
Write For Your Administrative Law Section Blog
As the new NCBA year is underway, we invite you to submit articles for the Administrative Law Section Blog. Send proposed articles to this year’s…
Put It On Your Calendar Now: ‘Riding the Waves of Change: 2019 Legislative Review’
The Administrative Law Section is joining forces with the Government & Public Sector, Juvenile Justice & Children’s Rights, and Environment, Energy…
Chair’s Comments + Section Events This Fall
Dear Members of the Sports & Entertainment Section: I am so honored that you have given me the privilege to serve as chair of the Section this bar year.…
Items of Interest: The Gender Pay Gap and Women’s Soccer, Carrie Underwood Sued, Venues and the ADA
Members of the Sports & Entertainment Law Section found the following recent third party articles to be of potential interest to the Section: Sports…
4th Circuit Overrules Own Precedent, Holds Certain Primary Residence Claims Can Be Crammed Down in Chapter 13 Bankruptcies
The general rule in bankruptcy is that debtors cannot cram down loans secured only by mortgages on their primary residences. But wait, “what’s a cram…