The Atlantic Legal Foundation—a champion of free enterprise, property rights, and limited and responsible government—filed three amicus briefs supporting the courageous efforts of Axon Enterprise, Inc. to mount a federal …
On June 9, ALF Executive Vice President & General Counsel Larry Ebner spoke to about 25 members of the International Network of Boutique and Independent Law Firms (INBLF) at it annual Litigation …
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“What could be better than a federal judge’s open invitation that not only offers a junior attorney the incentive to be the principal author of a brie, but also the …
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When the Supreme Court announced that effective January 1, 2023, it no longer will require the parties’ consent, or the Court’s permission, to file an amicus brief, ALF Executive Vice …
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The Supreme Court on December 5 announced revisions to its rules—including elimination of the requirement that an amicus curiae obtain either the parties’ consent or the Court’s permission prior to filing its friend-of-the-court brief. …
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Note: On December 5, 2022 the Supreme Court eliminated its amicus brief consent requirement , as reported by Atlantic Legal Foundation: Supreme Court Ditches Amicus Consent Requirement. “Writing amicus curiae (‘friend of …
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