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Tip for Quickly Finding the Relevant Court Rule

Paralegal Bootcamp

As a litigation paralegal, you need to be good at finding the relevant court rule quickly. Every time I went to him and asked him what to do about a particular court filing or other litigation-related issues, he would answer, “I don’t know, Ann. Back then, there was no such thing as Google or online court rules.

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Litigation Paralegal Q & A

Paralegal Bootcamp

Being a litigation paralegal comes with its challenges. In our latest podcast episode, Ann answers your litigation questions so you can fast-track your paralegal career today. Doing some preliminary searching I saw some ads for litigation paralegals and they wanted someone with experience in Florida. Litigation is litigation.

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Canada Supreme Court rules declaratory relief may be appropriate in First Nations treaty dispute

JURIST

As such, I am not persuaded that this concession, at the eleventh hour of this litigation and in the context of the Crown’s vigorous opposition to any relief in these proceedings, should now prevent this Court from issuing a declaration.

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US Supreme Court rules for fast-food worker in arbitration dispute

JURIST

The US Supreme Court ruled 9-0 Monday in Morgan v. against a fast-food franchise owner who sought arbitration only after beginning to litigate a claim filed by an employee. However, Morgan opposed this by arguing Sundance, through litigating for so long, waived its right to arbitrate. Sundance, Inc.

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Canada Supreme Court rules life without chance of parole is unconstitutional

JURIST

Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper wrote that the ruling “ devalues the lives of [Bissonnette’s] victims” and called the opinion a “grave injustice that calls for action from Parliament.”

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US Supreme Court rules Federal Arbitration Act preempts California anti-arbitration law

JURIST

The US Supreme Court ruled 8-1 Wednesday that the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) partially preempts a California law that invalidates waivers of the right to assert representative claims under the California Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA). Justice Alito wrote the opinion of the Court.

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US appeals court rules University of Texas must face affirmative action lawsuit

JURIST

The court found that the lawsuit was barred under res judicata because of it’s similarity to Fisher v. Abigail Fisher and Edward Blum, who were essential in the Fisher litigation, are now directors of the SFFA. University of Texas.