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  Senate approves bill to televise Supreme Court

  By Alex Vorro  |  February 10, 2012

  Are you ready for Antonin Scalia coming live to your living room in HD?

• First American v. Edwards could reshape class action litigation

  By Adele Nicholas  |  February 1, 2012

  When Denise Edwards bought a house in Cleveland in 2006, California-based First American Financial Corp. provided the title insurance.

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  20 top news stories of 2011

  By Danielle Feinstein, Cathleen Flahardy, Shirley Li, Ashley Post, Mary Swanton, Alex Vorro  |  December 1, 2011

  A slideshow of the events, people and stories that affected the in-house bar this year.

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  Women in Wal-Mart sex-bias case amend lawsuit

  By Shirley Li  |  October 28, 2011

  Although the Supreme Court tossed out their national class action lawsuit four months ago, the women pursuing discrimination claims against Wal-Mart filed a reformulated lawsuit Thursday.

• Labor: Using class action waivers in employment arbitration agreements

  By Steve Moore  |  September 12, 2011

  In some states, such as California, unsuspecting employers can find themselves facing millions of dollars in liability for technical violations of an obscure state labor code provision that is inconsistent with the laws of every other state in which the company may operate.

• Frivolous lawsuits clogging U.S. courts, stalling economic growth

  By Ashley Post  |  August 1, 2011

  The Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act proposes tort reform to deter meritless suits.

• Supreme Court finds class arbitrations counter intent of the FAA

  By Mary Swanton  |  July 1, 2011

  Employers welcome high court's approval of class waivers in arbitration agreements.

• SCOTUS Rolls Back Corporate Spending Limits in Election Campaigns

  By Melissa Maleske  |  January 21, 2010

  Citzens United v. FEC may significantly change how corporations get involved with electioneering.