Bush vs. Gore: evermore

Article Abstract:

The use of the Bush vs. Gore Supreme Court case in other lawsuits is discussed. This has been felt mainly in its precedential effect in equal protection lawsuits and in suits claiming flaws in other states' election machinery.

Cases, Equality before the law, Equal protection, Elections, Presidential candidates, Contested elections

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Just wait 'til your Dad logs on! Virtual visitation is catching on to resolve child custody disputes

Article Abstract:

Using the Internet for more frequent visitation when the noncustodial parent lives quite far away from the custodial one is discussed. Sometimes such electronic visitation also functions as a supplement to the telephone and physical visitation.

States, Usage, Innovations, Laws, regulations and rules, Internet, Visitation rights (Domestic relations), Custody of children, Child custody

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Counseling is under way; families get help from lawyers, city over insurance hurdles

Article Abstract:

Some help offered by the legal community with probate, family law, and insurance matters for the families of the World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks of 2001 is discussed. The total insurance payout on the claims may surpass $15.5 bil.

Services, Liability insurance, Insurance, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, Probate law

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