Showing no signs of a Kentucky Derby hangover (or any follow-on litigation, at least not yet), last week the court wrapped up arguments during the second half of its May sitting. Your quick recap:
A rational basis for suspended licenses
Iowa Supreme Court affirms Carroll Airport’s decision affecting a towering grain elevator in its flight path
The Carroll Airport Commission ordered a farmer to remove a 12-story grain elevator erected near its runway because it presents a flight hazard. The Federal Aviation Administration, however, issued a contrary opinion saying the elevator could remain.
The Iowa Supreme
How Have Defendants Fared in Workers Compensation Cases (Part 4 of 4)
The Court’s workers compensation docket has been light in the last six years. The Court has decided only three workers compensation cases recently – two in 2015 and one in 2016.
All three of the Court’s latest workers compensation cases
How Have Defendants in Workers Compensation Cases Fared Since 1990 (Part 3 of 4)
Today, we continue our review of the Illinois Supreme Court’s workers compensation caseload. Between 2006 and 2013, the Court decided twelve workers compensation cases – three in 2006, three in 2007, one per year in 2008, 2009 and 2010, none
Oral arg. – COA – 5/14/2019
At 1:30, the COA will hear the case of Kenneth Bailey and Elizabeth Lee Shutze, as Wrongful Death Beneficiaries of Bertha Elizabeth Bailey, Deceased v. City of Pearl, Mississippi.
In September of 2017, Kenneth and Bertha were leaving their grandson’s
Casetext Covers Lexis’ New Pricing for Small Firms
Legal research company Casetext discusses Lexis’ new pricing model for small firms in this blog post. With the rising popularity of Casetext, Fastcase and other cheaper online legal research options, Lexis is loosening up on its unpopular selling practices.
Casetext Covers Lexis’ New Pricing for Small Firms
Legal research company Casetext discusses Lexis’ new pricing model for small firms in this blog post. With the rising popularity of Casetext, Fastcase and other cheaper online legal research options, Lexis is loosening up on its unpopular selling practices.
Matt and Drew’s Excellent Adventure
On Friday, June 14, 2019, you have a chance to hear all about a U. S. Supreme Court case from those who were there. And it’s free for all members of the NC Bar Association! Here are the details:
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Matt and Drew’s Excellent Adventure
On Friday, June 14, 2019, you have a chance to hear all about a U. S. Supreme Court case from those who were there. And it’s free for all members of the NC Bar Association! Here are the details:
In
Iowa Supreme Court upholds Utilities Board rule that eases regulation of wind farms
Is a wind farm with 170 windmills spread over 80 square miles a single power plant or a collection of separate power plants?
According to the Iowa Utilities Board, it is the latter, and the Iowa Supreme Court deferred to