The latest from National Law Journal
- The Citizens United effect
- New battle for Boies, Olson
- Voir dire as contact sport
- Crisis in Japan delays Toyota litigation
| The Citizens United effect | Top |
| After taking a shellacking last year in the blockbuster Citizens United decision, campaign finance reformers are steeling themselves for imminent challenges in the U.S. Supreme Court, Congress and the states. | |
| New battle for Boies, Olson | Top |
| David Boies and Theodore Olson, the two litigators who surprised the legal world in 2009 by teaming up to challenge California's ban on same-sex marriage, are leading a new push to add money back into struggling court systems around the country. | |
| Voir dire as contact sport | Top |
| Lawyers across the country have noticed a marked difference during the jury selection process, as more prospective jurors ask to be excused for financial hardships. Many jurors have expressed worry about losing their jobs while out on jury service. | |
| Crisis in Japan delays Toyota litigation | Top |
| The earthquake and tsunami in Japan delayed portions of the multidistrict litigation against Toyota Motor Corp. this week as lawyers appeared in court to move forward on critical discovery issues. | |
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