Written By: Shelby Parks Law at Issue: The Big Picture Service-disabled veterans are eligible for disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs. These compensation…
Written By: Taylor Fortenberry Experts use the term “botched” to describe any execution involving unanticipated problems or delays that arguably cause unnecessary agony for the…
Written by: James Tulp Following a deployment to Iraq and an honorable discharge, Captain Le Roy Torres sought to do something no one had ever…
Written By: Riley Bridges On June 27, 2022, nearing the last day of the term, the United States Supreme Court clarified its Establishment Clause jurisprudence…
Written by: Giulia Hintz In a recent opinion authored by one of the United States Supreme Court’s newest justices, Amy Coney Barrett, the United States…
Written by: Erienne Reniajal “RJ” Lewis At the end of 2021, the United States Supreme Court heard a case with a seemingly simple question: do…
Written by: Emily Brennan On June 30th, the last day of the term, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…
By: Stephanie Durr Given the ever-increasing litigation costs, parties often turn to alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, including arbitration. Nevertheless, if a party suffers an adverse…
Written by: Cindy Denley Water is the driving force behind all life, including lawsuits. For example, in June 2014, Mississippi filed an original action in…
Written by: McKenna Stone Cloud Mississippi is urging the United States Supreme Court to overturn nearly half a century of precedent establishing women’s constitutional right…
