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Justice Department Opens Inquiry Into Connecticut Firearm Permit Delays
The Justice Department is investigating Middletown and Waterbury police departments over alleged unnecessary delays in issuing firearm permits.
New Pilot Program Lets Healthcare Companies Self-Disclose Fraud
The Department of Justice and HHS launched a pilot program allowing healthcare companies to self-disclose false claims and resolve past misconduct.
Colorado Appeals Court Overturns $8.2 Million Rent Judgment Against X
The Colorado Court of Appeals nullified an $8.2 million judgment against X (formerly Twitter) after finding the tenant‑improvement credit applies automatically under the lease.
Investors Sue Skechers and Private Equity Buyer Over Alleged Stock Price Manipulation
A proposed shareholder class action accuses Skechers leaders and private equity firm 3G Capital of deflating stock value before a 2025 buyout.
Department of Justice Asks Appeals Court to Void Legal Aid Injunction for Children
The government urged an appeals panel to overturn an order restoring legal aid funding for unaccompanied undocumented children, arguing the case belongs elsewhere.
Supreme Court Restores New Hampshire Ban on Student IDs for Voting
The high court halted a lower-court ruling, allowing New Hampshire to bar student IDs as the valid photo ID required to obtain a ballot.
Trump administration and Texas ask Supreme Court to keep deportation‑case pause agreement
The administration and Texas urged the Supreme Court to leave a consent agreement that ended a rule letting judges suspend deportation cases in place, arguing challengers lack standing.
Supreme Court Restores New Hampshire Guidance Blocking Student IDs at Polls
The U.S. Supreme Court issued an emergency order allowing New Hampshire to keep its guidance barring student ID cards for voting in the November election.
How we build the list
Why This Directory Can Be Checked
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Compiled from public sources
Profiles are built from publicly available firm and bar listings, not from paid placements. Nobody buys a higher position.
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Sorted by city and practice
Every profile is tied to a verified city and a practice area, so a search returns lawyers who actually work in that field nearby.
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No empty pages
A city + practice page is published only when at least five attorneys match it. Thin combinations are left out instead of padded.
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Rebuilt every night
The index is regenerated nightly, so counts, city pages and practice pages follow the directory rather than a yearly snapshot.
How it works
Two Ways to Use the Directory
If you need a lawyer
- 1Search. Pick a practice area and a city — or open a city + practice page directly.
- 2Compare. Look through the profiles for that city: practice areas, contacts, firm.
- 3Contact. Call or write to the firm yourself. The directory takes no cut and charges nothing.
If you are a lawyer
- 1Add your listing. Submit your firm with its city and practice areas.
- 2Appear on city pages. Your profile joins the city + practice pages you actually work in.
- 3Get contacted directly. Clients reach you from your own profile — no lead resale in between.
Don't see your city?
The directory covers 2,060 cities. If yours is not in the list above, open the full index and search from there.