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May 20, 2012

Risky business



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Suits accuse cell carriers of spying


Tracking software is said to violate Federal Wiretap Act.

Decision time


This term's opinion season will put the high court under intense scrutiny.

In Focus

Predictive-coding 'jet' is still on the runway

A judge has sanctioned speedier discovery, but implementing the change will be a slow process.

Dewey's death spiral

A timeline of key events in Dewey & LeBoeuf's decline.

Intellectual Property Hot List

Twenty firms that excel in providing patent, copyright and trademark legal services.

Hazy forecast for 2012

Fewer filings meant repercussions for the legal profession.

Featured Stories

Trademark owners gain leverage in keyword ad wars

Court in 'Rosetta Stone' relied on studies showing that even savvy Web users are confused by Google's sponsored links.

Steps to take to resolve crime lab problems

There needs to be a wall of separation between forensic science and law enforcement.

Plea-bargaining cases: Form over substance

Neither 'Lafler' nor 'Frye' helps lawyers decide whether to go to trial.

Canada: a human rights backstop?

U.S. courts seem on the verge of abandoning global oversight of corporate human rights offenses. Will Canada step into the breach?

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