Practicing law requires taking into consideration the venue and the judge who is hearing the case, so it’s helpful to hear directly from those judges about the best way to approach proceedings.
The Judicial Resources Commission will hold a public hearing Sept. 10 to determine whether a judicial vacancy exists in the Douglas County Juvenile Court.
The meeting follows the retirement of Judge Douglas F. Johnson of the Separate Juvenile Court of Douglas County.
The trip from 17th and Farnam to 90th and Dodge doesn’t feel that far zipping along in today’s modes of transportation. But when one considers where 90th and Dodge was when Abrahams Kaslow and Cassman LLP was founded 75 years ago, it marks quite a journey.
Students have returned to classes at the Creighton University School of Law.
First-year students started out last Tuesday with orientation, and they began classes Thursday, while second- and third-year students are starting classes today.
PromiseShip plans to expand its lawsuit against the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services and Nebraska Department of Administrative Services to include the new child case management provider that intends to replace it beginning next year.
Lincoln – Registration is open for a one-day international trade conference hosted by the Clayton Yeutter Institute of International Trade and Finance at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, in collaboration with Nebraska Farm Bureau.