Alabama Moves to Modernize Lawyer Advertising Rules: A Look at the Changes Under the leadership of the Supreme Court of Alabama, the Alabama State Bar is on the cusp of…
By Chief Justice Sarah Stewart This January, I was sworn in as Chief Justice for the state of Alabama. Under Alabama’s Constitution, the Chief Justice is the administrative head of…
By Nathan Wilson, Administrative Director of Courts “The due administration of justice is the firmest pillar of good government.” — George Washington to Edmund Randolph, Sept. 28, 1789. These words…
By J. Langford Floyd, with contributions from Bennett Wright, Brenda Ganey, Chief Justice Sarah Stewart, and Nathan Wilson Note: This article is a collaborative effort reflecting input and data from…
By Melissa Warnke When Judge John Graham first learned in 2007 that Jackson County would start a drug court, he wasn’t thrilled. “I told Chief Justice Sue Bell Cobb we…
By Bernd J. Fehn, Karsten Fehn, Markus Bitzer* This article outlines recent developments in customs and tariff policies between the European Union (“EU”) and the United States, highlighting the legal…
By Louisa Weiss Disclosure statements allow a federal judge to perform a disqualification analysis and to determine whether a case has been properly filed in federal court; thus, they are…
By John Howard When Americans think of tariffs today, they often picture trade wars, pricey foreign goods, political brinkmanship, or enigmatic World Trade Organization (“WTO”) disputes. But for most of…
By Hilaire Armstrong and Matthew Ward What comes to mind when you hear the phrase “Justice for All”? What can you do to ensure that justice for all exists? In…
By Keith Jackson, Riley & Jackson, P.C. The confluence of seemingly disparate events in 2020 marked the onset of a new era in international cybercrime, particularly involving cryptocurrency. Beginning in 2018,…
