Alec Baldwin’s Involuntary Manslaughter Charges Dismissed

Alec Baldwin’s Involuntary Manslaughter Charges Dismissed. Alec Baldwin will not be required to appear in court again regarding the involuntary manslaughter charges stemming from a fatal shooting on the set of Rust, following the decision by New Mexico prosecutors to withdraw their appeal. Earlier this year, the trial against Baldwin was halted after only three […]

Qualcomm achieves a significant victory in the chip litigation against Arm

Qualcomm achieves a significant victory in the chip litigation against Arm. A jury in a U.S. federal court determined that Qualcomm’s central processors are appropriately licensed under an agreement with Arm Holdings, thereby alleviating some uncertainty regarding the mobile chipmaker’s foray into the laptop sector. The week-long trial concluded in a mistrial after the jury […]

How Trial Lawyers are Securing the Futures of Marginalized Americans

When the Los Angeles Times first used “marginalized” to describe the discrimination against Black Americans in the late 60s, they spurred an important conversation around socioeconomic equity. Namely, that “marginalizing” an individual or group of individuals means to actively ignore their needs and/or fail in offering the same opportunities available to everyone else (i.e., white Americans).

Judge Newberry, the incumbent judge.

Tara Clark Newberry’s life journey is marked by resilience and a commitment to public service. Born in rural northern Louisiana,…
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Meet Judge Clark Newberry

Judge Clark Newberry’s life journey is marked by resilience and a commitment to public service. Born in rural northern Louisiana,…
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