The Weekly Docket – a collection of our favorite legal reads from the week. Chief Justice Roberts‘ legacy forever changed yesterday after the decision on President Obama’s healthcare package. “Assessing the constitutionality of a law passed by Congress, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. once wrote, “is the gravest and most delicate duty …

Approval ratings are nothing new for the American public. While we’re accustomed to watching our elected officials’ approval ratings rise and fall. Still, it is surprising to see the nations highest court being questioned. The Supreme Court led by Chief Justice John Roberts has been called “The Business Court,” due …

Hotels are usually associated with positives like vacations and staycations but now a new reality tv show in the Netherlands is changing it up. Welcome to the “Divorce Hotel,” where couples check in on a Friday and spend the weekend working on their break up with attorneys and mediators and …

Filed under “No, She Didn’t!” Basketball Wives’ Jennifer Williams sues Nia Crooks for slapping her across the face on a recent episode of the reality show. Read the full story from US Weekly here. Basketball Wives’ Jennifer Williams can’t believe Nia Crooks slapped her on the April 16 episode of the …

  A timely article on Free Speech and Ozzie Guillen’s comments regarding Fidel Castro. While the First Amendment protects against government intrusion restricting free speech, the same does not apply for private companies. Should it? Read the full Washington Post Blog article here. By Joy Freeman-Coulbary While the All-American football …