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The ethnic and cultural diversity of our founders continues, reflected by our ability to offer client services in Japanese, Korean, French, Arabic, Mandarin, and Dutch in addition to English. Our attorneys temper intelligence and determination with wisdom conferred by a healthy sense of humor, a variety of experiences and a worldview that includes devotion to community and friends.
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Here‘s a list of land use and related cases that are worth following, or that have been decided in the last year.
Read moreDavid McCauley—one of Hawaii’s “Superlawyers” in Immigration Law and head of the firm’s Immigration and Naturalization group reports “Plenty of H-1B Visas Available.”
Read moreAs part of the Fall Meeting of the ABA’s Section of State & Local Government Law in Tucson, on Thursday, September 22, Robert Thomas will be on a panel discussing the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Nevada Commission on Ethics v. Carrigan, “Conflict of Interest Restrictions After Carrigan: Legislative Voting and the First Amendment.” More information here.
Read moreDamon Key attorneys contributed three chapters to a book on eminent domain law, recently published by the ABA, Eminent Domain - A Handbook of Condemnation Law (available for order here). Robert H. Thomas authored chapters on “Prelitigation Process,” and “Flooding & Erosion,” and Mark M. Murakami and Christi-Anne H. Kudo Chock co-authored the chapter “Damages Resulting from a Taking: An Overview.”
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The ABA has published a new article Local Government and the First Amendment at the Supreme Court: Legislative Voting as “Speech” and Union Grievances as “Petitions” by Damon Key attorney Robert Thomas.