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The new Westlaw Journals blog brings you litigation headlines in over 30 substantive areas of law.  Here are some highlights from the past week:

Commentators seem to agree that Justice Kennedy will be central to the Supreme Court’s decisions in the same-sex cases. But how will he vote?

Leser v. U.S. Bank Nat’l Ass’n (E.D.N.Y.) Jury Awards Bank $38.3M From Loan Personal Guarantor 2013 WL 988814 Verdict Summary 2009 WL 2496958 Complaint

Yesterday, we looked at five important quotes from Hollingsworth v. Perry, the case challenging California’s ban on same-sex marriage. Today, we will examine five more from United States v. Windsor

On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two cases involving same-sex marriage. One of the

After the dust settled from oral arguments, the Court seems very likely to strike down DOMA’s Section 3, but we don’t know why — a point that is very important to the legality of same-sex marriage

In its recent Florida v. Jardines ruling, the Supreme Court held that a police drug-sniff on an individual’s front porch without a warrant violated the Fourth Amendment.

Although Riverisland v. Fresno Madera removed a significant hurdle to recovery for promissory fraud, the full impact of the decision on insurance disputes remains unsettled

The new Westlaw Journals blog brings you litigation headlines in over 30 substantive areas of law. This week, “First Sale Doctrine,” “Chinese Drywall” and more.

Contrary to what several justices claimed during yesterday’s oral argument, same-sex marriage is not new — it is centuries old