June Lawyers.com

6/3: Police Can’t Peer in Windows Without a Warrant, Court Rules

6/3: CEO of Concert Promoter Admits He Paid Michael Jackson’s Doctor

6/3: Cops Don’t Need Warrant To Swab DNA, Supreme Court Rules

6/3: The Assault on Reproductive Rights Part 1: All-Out Attacks

6/5: Man Faces Murder Charges in Pit Bull Attack

6/6: The Assault on Reproductive Rights Part 4: Fighting Back

6/7: Cops Will Need a Warrant To Track Your Cell Phone in Maine

6/7: ABA Hears Stand Your Ground Testimony in Philadelphia

6/10: Non-Latino Coaches Sue MLS Team Chivas USA for Discrimination

6/10: Concert Promoter Calls Michael Jackson’s Family Extortionists

6/11: Who Can You Sue If Your House Is Full of Mold?

6/12: Oklahoma Tort Reform Law Struck Down by Court

6/12: Massive Government Spying Program Prompts Lawsuits

6/13: Kentucky Landlords Responsible Injuries from Leaky Roof

6/13: Texas Escort Killer Acquitted of Murder

6/13: Boston Gangster Whitey Bulger Trial Holds Opening Arguments

6/14: HuffPo Smearing of Senate Candidate Not Libel, Court Says

6/17: Papa John’s Settles Text Spamming Suit for $16.5 Million

6/17: AEG CEO Quotes Michael Jackson’s Ghost During Trial

6/17: Supreme Court Strikes Down Strict Ariz. Voting Requirements

6/17: FTC Can Sue Big Pharma for Pay to Delay, Supreme Court Rules

6/18: Indiana Intimidation Law Challenged on Free Speech Grounds

6/18: How Much Will Rupert Murdoch’s Wife Get in Their Divorce?

6/19: Amanda Knox Sex Game Theory Back in Play, Court Rules

6/19: San Francisco Suing Over Ammo Magazine Repair Kits

6/20: Ghost Rider Copyright Lawsuit Revived in Federal Court

6/21: Don’t Be Fooled by Abusive Debt Relief Companies

6/21: Home Burglar Gets Stuck in Mud, Calls Tow Truck for Help

6/24: Bite Mark Forensic Evidence Leads to False Convictions

6/24: Supreme Court Rules Against Affirmative Action

6/24: Michael Jackson Didn’t Sleep for Two Months Before his Death

6/24: No Lawsuits For Defective Generic Drugs, Supreme Court Rules

6/25: Supreme Court Adds Obstacles to Discrimination Lawsuits

6/25: Supreme Court Guts Voting Rights Act

6/26: Defense of Marriage Act Thrown Out by Supreme Court

6/26: Supreme Court Allows Gay Marriage To Resume in California

6/27: No Right to Privacy When it Comes to Stolen Property

6/28: Supreme Court Adds Obstacles to Employee Retaliation Claims

6/28: How To Avoid Government Spying