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Supreme Court Leaves As Many Questions As It Answers In 'Google v. Oracle'
The Court cleared Google of copyright infringement in terminating a 16-year long dispute as to whether Google's Android mobile platform had infringed Oracle's Java programming language's copyright. However, the Court did not answer the question of whether specific components of computer software qualifies for copyright protection at all.
11th Circuit Says ADA Doesn't Bar Teacher's Firing Over Alleged Suicide Threats
Judge Robin Rosenbaum wrote that the Fayette County School District's interest in the safety of its staff and students outweighed Americans with Disabilities Act protections for a teacher who suffered severe depression.
Federal Judge in Texas Asked to Toss Lawsuit Over 2020 Election Results
"There is no reason for this Court to seriously entertain Plaintiffs' claims and re-litigate the integrity and accuracy of Georgia's election results, which have been upheld over and over again under enormous scrutiny," wrote attorneys for the Georgia governor and secretary of state.
'Most Frivolous Yet': Georgia Governor Asks Court to Toss Lawsuit Over 2020 Election Results
"There is no reason for this Court to seriously entertain plaintiffs' claims and re-litigate the integrity and accuracy of Georgia's election results, which have been upheld over and over again under enormous scrutiny," wrote attorneys for the Georgia governor and secretary of state.
With Murphy's Easing of COVID Restrictions, Reopening Plans at Law Firms Kick Into High Gear
"We're seeing the light at the end of the tunnel," said Marissa Mastroianni at Cole Schotz in Hackensack, who primarily represents employers. "To the extent that law firms haven't already made plans about a return to work, or return to the office, or what their new normal is going to look like, those discussions definitely need to be happening now."
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For Office Returns, the Vaccine May Not Be Required but It's Hard to Avoid
Several big law firms have all but required vaccination now, including Skadden and Weil Gotshal.
Hagai Zaifman Joins Sidley Austin from White & Case
And other announcements of recent hirings and promotions of New York attorneys.
How Lawyers Will Fill the (Billable) Hours
Billable hours are no doubt an effective way to measure how busy a lawyer is, and, if your revenue comes mainly from billing hours, to measure a person's contribution to the firm's top line. But some firms are increasingly looking for other ways to quantify the work they do for clients.
Is Driving With a UTI Like a DUI? Pa. Plaintiffs Lawyers Seek to Blaze New Path to Punitive Damages
Jason Mattioli and Michael Ossont of the Mattioli Law Firm in Scranton have just survived an important step in the process of seeking punitive damages on a novel basis: driving with a urinary tract infection.Trending Stories
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