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All 13 cases were dismissed with prejudice.

"It's a huge deal to us," Brandon Bullard, 2020 chair of the State Bar of Georgia Appellate Practice Law Section, told the Daily Report in an interview. "If you are an appellate practitioner in this state, this is a game changer."

The Connecticut Supreme Court late Monday paved the way for the state's residents to vote via absentee ballot for the August congressional primary if they so choose.

"We know that the lagging growth of diversity in the legal profession limits progress to eradicate inequities in the justice system," the bar's interim executive director, Donna Hershkowitz, said in a statement.

Law enforcement is investigating if attorney Roy Den Hollander, who died in an apparent suicide, fired the shots that killed U.S. District Judge Esther Salas' son.

Attorneys for fired Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe, who is accused of murder in Brooks' death, said Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard has made false statements about the case and is a likely witness should it go to trial.

A family dispute involving the Sapir Organization, a Manhattan-based real estate development firm, reached a new height July 17 when president and CEO Alex Sapir sued Rotem Rosen and Omer Rosen in Supreme Court.

A California appeals court upheld the 2018 verdict but reduced the award after concluding the plaintiff was not entitled to such a high amount of future compensatory damages.