Appellate Practice
Jun. 22, 2005
Circuit Splits Involve Cases On U.S.- And Foreign Issues
Focus Column - Appellate Law - By Laura W. Brill, Alan J. Heinrich, Ted M. Sichelman and Jonathan P. Steinsapir - U.S. appeals courts in May 2005 split over significant issues including the constitutionality of affirmative action in government contracting, the availability of relief in U.S. courts for acts of torture committed overseas, whether an ERISA plan beneficiary is required to reimburse the plan after recovery of damages from a third party, and the requirements for asserting res judicata
Focus Column
Appellate Law
By Laura W. Brill, Alan J. Heinrich, Ted M. Sichelman and Jonathan P. Steinsapir
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