Online Tools Make Civics Accessible to Teachers, Parents, and Teens

Online Tools Make Civics Accessible to Teachers, Parents, and Teens

In communities forced to quarantine because of the coronavirus (COVID-19), social studies teachers are venturing into the distance learning space and parents are seeking ways to keep homebound teenagers constructively occupied. A series of U.S. Courts online civics resources can help fill this void, by stimulating critical thinking and thoughtful discussions.

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Japanese Gaming Billionaire Taps Dentons in $50 Million Fee Fight With Bartlit Beck

Kazuo Okada claims an arbitration panel that found he owes millions to Bartlit Beck ignored his medical reasons for not traveling to a U.S. hearing.       

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Pryor Cashman Furloughs Some Associates, Citing Interrupted Workflow

Another New York midsize firm, Rivkin Radler, announced its own cost-saving moves this week by withholding partner pay and reducing associate and staff pay.       

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Brad Karp: The Legal Community Must Protect Workers and Small Businesses From Coronavirus Fallout

In this time of fear and isolation, it is imperative that we in the legal profession not lose sight of our professional obligation to help others in need.       

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Online Tools Make Civics Accessible to Teachers, Parents, and Teens Aviku Law Resources