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CLEVELAND, OHIO – July 16, 2025 – KJK is pleased to welcome Beth Spain as a Partner in the firm’s Labor & Employment practice group. With more than 20 years of experience guiding employers through complex workplace issues, Beth adds significant depth to KJK’s capabilities in employment litigation, internal investigations, risk management, and day-to-day counsel.  Beth joins KJK from a Fortune 500 retailer, where she most recently served as Vice President, Associate General Counsel for Litigation & Risk. In that role, she led the employment, litigation, and insurance functions within the company’s legal department. Her in-house legal career also includes positions at Ascena Retail Group, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and Honda. She began her legal practice at Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP.  “Beth brings a thoughtful and business-focused approach to labor and employment matters,” said Rob Gilmore, Chair of…

By Jagna Schmude During World War II, more than 600,000 artworks were looted from Jewish families.[1] To this day, over 100,000 remain in public and private collections and have not been returned to their rightful owners.[2] Since the late 1990s, international frameworks have pushed for global efforts to return looted art. However, the introduction of statutes of limitations by national legislatures poses a serious threat to these efforts. In 2021, Poland introduced such a law. Given the country’s history and looting that took place on the territory of present-day Poland, this statute of limitations represents a massive step backwards in the global art restitution movement. A Brief History of the Restitution Problem After the War, the Polish Jewish community had become almost extinct. Approximately 90% of Polish Jews, more than 3 million people, were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust and their properties, real and personal, were confiscated. Of those who…

On June 3, the new Canadian government tabled Bill C-2 in Parliament, called “An Act respecting certain measures relating to the security of the border between Canada and the United States and respecting other related security measures” but with a short title of “Strong Borders Act”. As the name implies, it’s mostly about border measures, customs stuff, fentanyl and immigration. But once again, following in the footsteps of past conservative and liberal governments, it contains a trojan horse that revives what has come to be known as “Lawful Access”. The Bill contains a number of search, seizure and surveillance measures that have nothing to do with the border or fentanyl. In the past, governments have tried to introduce similar measures under the guise of fighting terrorism, child abusers and cyberbullies. Now it’s apparently border security.I’m really getting tired of these sorts of bills and for a brief moment, I was…

Kirill MuzykaThe October 2024 Term of FantasySCOTUS finally came to a close. On the whole, this term was a less predictable than some recent terms. In the aggregate, our crowd predicted 76.36% of the cases accurately, down from 83.05% of the cases accurately last term. I am happy to announce that the Chief Justice is Kirill Muzyka. Players receive ten points for each correct prediction of a Justice's vote. We recorded 55 merits cases (DIGs do not count). A perfect score would have been 4,950 points. Kirill scored 4,840 points. Here is the Top 10: I usually ask the winner several questions to figure out their approach to predicting cases. Kirill's response was so thorough and insightful, that I reproduce it in its entirety: My name is Kirill Muzyka. I'm from St. Petersburg, Russia, and I'm currently finishing my master's degree in Political Science at the London School of Economics. My interest in American politics began quite some time ago,…

I always tell clients that the law is not always applied perfectly when interacting with the practicalities of the real world and real people.  In other words, even when a person has the legal authority to take some action, they may still run into obstacles and red tape.  For example, a bank teller or call center representative may initially tell a client something different than their attorney.  Banks and other financial institutions generally do business in multiple jurisdictions, and even with training, are often confused regarding specific state laws surrounding wills, trusts, and powers of attorney.  These matters spark confusion … Continue reading → The post Can a Bank Refuse to Accept a Power of Attorney? appeared first on Law Firm Carolinas.

Global law firm Dentons has advised numerous national and international banks in their capacity as note creditors of Leoni AG on the repayment of their note loans.  Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy, Restructuring in Germany, Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy in Europe, Banking and Finance, Banking and Finance in Germany, Banking and Finance in Europe, Debt Capital Markets, Europe, Germany, Berlin, Frankfurt

Dentons has successfully advised Carbar Holdings (Carbar) on its capital raising and acquisition of the car subscription business of Carly (ASX: CL8) (CL8). This strategic and important move marks a significant step in Carbar’s expansion as it seeks to enhance its offering in the Australian car subscription market. Corporate, Corporate in Australia, Venture Technology and Emerging Growth Companies, Venture Technology and Emerging Growth Companies in Australia, Venture Capital, Mergers and Acquisitions, Mergers and Acquisitions in Australia, Australia, Asia Pacific, Australasia

Universal relief is dead; long live universal relief! With the recent decision in Trump v. CASA, nationwide injunctions have been taken off the table as a way to control agency power. But as innocuous footnote 10 of the majority opinion notes, there remains another way for courts to grant universal, non-party remedies: section 706 of the Administrative Procedure Act, a.k.a. vacatur. Since the latter half of the twentieth century, section 706 — which allows courts to “hold unlawful and set aside agency action” — has been read to authorize universal vacatur. And indeed, some have already argued that, in lieu of nationwide injunctions, vacatur will be the tool of choice for attacking executive orders. But not lacking a bit of controversy in its own right, vacatur will have to jump several hurdles before it is cemented as the undisputed successor to bread-and-butter equitable relief. In our own article, we dive into the two questions that loom large…

A devastating semi-truck collision and a passenger vehicle on State Route 36 near Riverbar Road have left two people with significant injuries, highlighting the ongoing dangers of rural highway intersections in Northern California. The crash, which occurred Monday afternoon west of Hydesville, required extensive emergency response efforts and blocked traffic for hours. Details of the Humboldt County Crash The California Highway Patrol (CHP) began receiving 911 calls at 12:05 p.m. on July 14, 2025, reporting a serious collision involving a white Ford passenger vehicle and a westbound logging truck. According to initial radio communications, the Ford had attempted a U-turn at the rural intersection when the loaded semi-truck struck it. The impact created a severe crash scene that required significant emergency response resources. The Ford Fiesta sustained devastating front-end and left-side damage, ultimately resting in the westbound lane of State Route 36. The semi-truck, loaded…

Justice Department unit defending Trump policies is losing nearly two-thirds of its lawyers, report says

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) called on Senegalese authorities to immediately release news commentator Badara Gadiaga, cease the arrest of journalists, and end retaliation against media outlets critical of the government. CPJ’s Francophone Africa Representative Moussa Ngom described the prosecution as part of  “a dangerous conflation between the press and the political opposition.” He also called for the release of Gadiaga along with other commentator Abdou Nguer and Bachir Fofana, and demanded that Senegalese authorities cease reprisal against journalists for expressing critical views. CPJ urged Senegal’s government to drop charges against all journalists currently penalized for reporting, and to reaffirm protections under the Press Code, ensuring that legal provisions are not weaponized against legitimate journalists work. The call followed the arrest of Gadiaga by Senegal’s Cybersecurity Division on July 9 over remarks made on…

Education funding freeze violates ‘multiple statutory and regulatory commands,’ says suit by Democratic states

A significant traffic collision involving up to five vehicles occurred on Interstate 80 West near the Albany offramp on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, at approximately 2:38 PM. The incident, which involved a white Lexus sedan and several other vehicles, blocked the middle lane, causing substantial traffic delays in the area. Emergency services were promptly dispatched to the scene, with units en route by 2:42 PM. The collision’s impact on traffic was immediate, as vehicles were backed up, and drivers were advised to seek alternative routes to avoid the congestion. The exact number of injuries remains unknown, but the presence of multiple vehicles suggests the potential for significant consequences. Motorists are urged to exercise caution when traveling through the area and to remain vigilant for emergency personnel working on the scene. Our thoughts are with those affected by this unfortunate incident, and we hope for their swift recovery. Potential Legal Considerations…

If you’ve been charged with a crime, one of the most important steps you can take is hiring a criminal defense attorney. But what exactly does a defense attorney do? And how do they help someone facing serious legal trouble? Whether it’s a first-time offense or a more serious charge, a defense lawyer plays a critical role in protecting your rights, guiding you through the court process, and fighting for your freedom. In this post, we break down the key responsibilities of a criminal defense attorney Jersey City and what you can expect when working with one. 1. Protecting Your Rights From the moment you’re arrested, you have legal rights. One of the most important roles of a criminal defense attorney is to make sure those rights are not violated. Your lawyer will make sure: You are treated fairly by the police You are informed of your right to remain silent You have access to legal representation during questioning Any illegal searches or arrests are…

Personal Injury Attorney and Harley Davidson rider Paul Hernandez discusses what it means to be known in the Virginia motorcycle community. This is an excellent episode – if you are considering a niche, listen to every minute of this podcast at least once. We have talked about the benefits of niching down a few times before. We primarily discuss niching as a strategy to attract more clients in saturated markets. It also makes sense when you are a member of a community that is regularly at risk for catastrophic injury. This is especially true in the motorcycle riding community. Visit Attorney Paul Hernandez here: https://www.kalfusnachman.com/attorneys/paul-r-hernandez/. See all episodes or subscribe to the Personal Injury Marketing Minute here: https://optimizemyfirm.com/podcasts/. Transcript: Welcome to the personal injury marketing minute, where we quickly cover the hot topics in the legal marketing world. I’m your host, Lindsey Busfield. We have talked about…

Nicholas Aroney (The University of Queensland - T.C. Beirne School of Law; Emory University - Center for the Study of Law and Religion) has posted A Framework for the Comparative Evaluation of Federalism Jurisprudence Motifs, Taxonomies and Scales of Political Salience on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This article presents a methodological approach to the comparative study of courts in federal systems. The article begins by recounting the fundamental epistemological challenge faced by comparative federalism studies generally: the difficulty of constructing explanatory theories that can account for the common features that all federal systems possess while also accommodating the particular features that each system uniquely exhibits. It is argued that this challenge is best addressed through the development of explanatory concepts that are more finelytextured than those provided by standard definitions of federalism, and which delve more deeply into the variant features of…

Employers that collected payments under the COVID-era Department of the Treasury Payroll Support Program (“PSP”) should heed the $8,100,000 Delta Airlines is paying as a reminder to ensure their own compliance with any COVID-19 relief programs. The Justice Department announced today that Delta Air Lines Inc., headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, has agreed to pay to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by awarding compensation to certain corporate officers and employees that exceeded the compensation limits Delta agreed to as part of its participation in the PSP program. The settlement is an example of some of the aggressive audit and enforcement activities the federal government is now pursuing against recipient of COVID relief funds. recipients of such funds should verify that they can demonstrate compliance with all requirements of the program recipients who discover compliance deficiencies, should seek the advice of…

In recent months, the revamping of the FAR has been a big topic of discussion for federal contractors and those who work with them. This project is referred to as FAR 2.0 or the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul or simply RFO. An executive order got the ball rolling, setting forth the mandate to create FAR 2.0 within 180 days from April 15, 2025, which puts the deadline as  October 12, 2025. The GSA has described its goals with the FAR overhaul by using some interesting metaphors. It says the FAR overhaul will be like a renovation of an old apartment building, taking things down to the studs while preserving the structural integrity of the original design. GSA acknowledged the inevitable growing pains for this adaption process using another metaphor—the “wobbly” phase of learning to ride a bike. As noted in the GSA post: “Let’s be honest—there will be an adjustment period, and it might be uncomfortable. This discomfort is normal. In fact,…