The latest from National Law Journal
- Justices rule in whistleblower, police search cases
- Economic claims against Toyota pass test
- Former Boston lawyer sentenced to four years for mortgage fraud
- Indiana Tech launching law school
- EEOC thwarted in bid to expand jobs for the deaf
| Justices rule in whistleblower, police search cases | Top |
| The Supreme Court made a dent in its 46-case backlog with three decisions on Monday, including one that is a major win for government contractors and another that makes it easier for police to conduct searches without warrants. | |
| Economic claims against Toyota pass test | Top |
| A federal judge has ruled that class claims for economic damages against Toyota Motor Corp. in the sudden, unintended acceleration multidistrict litigation can go forward based on the injuries alleged. | |
| Former Boston lawyer sentenced to four years for mortgage fraud | Top |
| On May 12, Judge Rya Zobel of the District of Massachusetts sentenced Quang Joseph Nguyen, now of Orlando, Fla., to four years in prison plus three years of supervised release. She also ordered him to pay $1.1 million in restitution. | |
| Indiana Tech launching law school | Top |
| While several universities have backed off plans to add law schools, the Indiana Institute of Technology is bucking the trend. Trustees of the school, known as Indiana Tech, announced Monday that they had unanimously voted to establish a new law school at the Fort Wayne, Ind., campus. | |
| EEOC thwarted in bid to expand jobs for the deaf | Top |
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