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Mortgage Meltdown Reveals Widespread Racial Discrimination: How Consumers are Fighting Back in Court by Amy Radon, Public Justice Goldberg Attorney.
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Employee Misclassification: The Label of 'Independent Contractor' is Not a Bar to Access to Justice by Victoria Ni, Public Justice Senior Attorney.
Will the Supreme Court Invent A Federal Law to Gut State Consumer Protection Laws? by Paul Bland, Public Justice Senior Attorney.
Will the Supreme Court Issue A Wildly Activist Decision in ATT Mobility v. Concepcion? by Paul Bland, Public Justice Senior Attorney; Claire Prestel, Public Justice Staff Attorney; and Melanie Hirsch, Public Justice Brayton-Baron Attorney.
Federal Appeals Court Surprises Everyone by Embracing the Contingency Fee as the 'Key to the Courthouse Door' by Leslie A. Brueckner, Public Justice Senior Attorney.
Jackson v. Rent-A-Center: A Supreme Court Challenge to Unconscionable Mandatory Arbitration Clauses in Employment Contracts by Matt Wessler, Public Justice Budd-Kazan Attorney.
Krupski v. Costa Crociere: A “Sleeper” Case Before the Supreme Court That Could Dramatically Impact Civil Rights Plaintiffs’ Ability to Hold Wrongdoers Accountable by Melanie Hirsch, Public Justice Brayton-Baron Attorney.
An Opportunity to Make Clear that No Federal Employee May Violate the Constitution without Consequence by Adele Kimmel, Public Justice Managing Attorney.
The Time for Change in Securities Arbitration Has Come: The Unfolding Story of How the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s Arbitration System Is Failing Investors by Amy Radon, Public Justice Goldberg, Waters & Kraus Attorney.
Obama's Plan for Financial Industry Reform: Enhancing Consumer Protection and Limiting Federal Preemption by Claire Prestel, Public Justice Staff Attorney.
Obama’s Preemption Memo: Limiting Regulatory Preemption of State Common Law Claims by Matt Melamed, Public Justice Kazan-Wallace Fellow.
Cuomo v. Clearinghouse Association: U.S. Supreme Court Begins to Pull Back the Reins on the Runaway OCC by Tami Alpert, Public Justice Power-Cotchett Fellow.
Gross v. FBL Financial Services, Inc: Supreme Court's Ruling Makes It Harder for Older Workers to Prove Age Bias by Victoria Ni, Public Justice Senior Attorney.
The Supreme Court's Decision in Ashcroft v. Iqbal: New Barriers for Civil Rights Plaintiffs by Melanie Hirsch, Public Justice Brayton-Baron Attorney.
Wyeth v. Levine: U.S. Supreme Court Refuses to Swallow Big Pharma's Federal Preemption Pill by Leslie A. Brueckner, Public Justice Senior Attorney.