Our Damon Key colleague and fellow blogger Tred Eyerly has marked the fifth anniversary of his blog, Insurance Law Hawaii.
Doing a law blog for any length of time — as any blogger can tell you — is a second job, and Tred keeps at it with regular posts on the latest developments in
If it’s hard to remember a time when the State of Hawaii was not represented in Washington, D.C. by Daniel Inouye, the state’s senior Senator who died earlier today, that’s because until today, there has never been a time since statehood that Hawaii hasn’t been represented by Inouye, first as a Congressman, and then
Here are the relevant pleadings in the pending cross-motions for summary judgment in Kostick v. Nago, Cv. No. 12-00184 JMS-LEK-MMM, the case challenging Hawaii’s 2012 Reapportionment Plan for violatating the Equal Protection Clause (among other things). We represent the plaintiffs in that case.
That case resulted from the State of Hawaii classifying its its
Our colleague Mark M. Murakami was able to attend a lecture on regulatory takings at the University of Hawaii law school last week. Mark usually blogs at hawaiioceanlaw, but we convinced him to write up a guest post on his observations about the presentation.
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Last week, I attended the 2012 Distinguished GiffordLectureship
They say as you get older, you begin to forget birthdays (I know it’s true for me).
So it should not have been a surprise that August 31 passed without fanfare, and only today did I recall that six years ago I posted the first of my missives on this blog.
In law blog
There’s still time for you to attend one (or more) of the screenings in our upcoming law film series. In conjunction with the Doris Duke Theatre at the Honolulu Museum of Art, we’re screening five films about lawyers and the law:
Check this out, our latest law-related fun project.
Our firm is sponsoring (along with the Honolulu Museum of Art) a legal film series in September. We’re showing six legal films: Crime After Crime, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Castle (for that eminent domain connection, naturally), Counsellor at Law, and Anatomy of
The “Blawg of the Day” at Inter Alia, that’s what. Thanks to legal tech guru Tom Mighell for the notice.
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