This just in: Our law clerk, Collin Davison has been selected to lead the Drake Law Review as chief editor for 2010-2011. Collin is an outstanding law student who is in the top ten of his class. Originally from Garner, IA he graduated from Garner Hayfield High School where he was a leader in […]
The hallmark of Anglo-American justice – the jury trial — has just fallen. The Crown proposed to try Peter Blake and his associates for the $3.2 million dollar Heathrow robbery without a jury. The following is the report as it appeared in 19 Feb 2010 Times: The jury-less trial of Peter Blake and others is […]
Our law clerk Collin opines great thoughts about life as a law student and clerk in this week’s View from the Trenches….
Tre Critelli and Bryan Burkhardt, Director of the Electronic Crime Institute, were interviewed on IPR’s “The Exchange” on identity theft and fraud prior to the Fraud & Theft Conference. If you missed the show, we’ve got the links.
Tre Critelli, the Iowa Attorney General’s Office and Lifelock will be presenting at the Electronic Crime Institute and the Des Moines Chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners’ half-day seminar on fraud, phishing and identity theft. It’s free and open to the public. Click on the header for more info.
Our law clerk Collin opines great thoughts about life as a law student and clerk in this week’s View from the Trenches….
As the March 2010 deadline approaches for submission of your 2009 CLE, we’ve posted the activity numbers and links to the Iowa Supreme Court site for all of our 2009 webinars. Click on the header for the info.
The November 10, 2009, e-Discovery was approved for 1 hour of State CLE (#63906) and we are awaiting federal certification. Click on the header to download the slideshow!
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to practice law in a Barrister’s Chambers, our former pupil can tell you all about it….
Claims for civil fraud and deceit have always presented a challenge to lawyers. Historically, of all the torts it has been the most difficult to prove. The problem has been a three hundred old pesky legal element called “scienter”. Now, thanks to twenty first century technology of data mining and predictive analysis scienter has been […]
