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Late California Judge's Estate Gives $50M to Scalia Law School
The bequest from the estate of the late First District Court of Appeal Justice Allison M. Rouse and his wife will support 13 new faculty positions at the law school at George Mason University.Shout-Out: Akin Team Secures Repatriation of Stolen Kyrgyz Assets
It's a feel-good ending to a complicated story stemming from corruption in the Central Asian nation.Shifting Costs and Incentives: Changes to State, Federal Air Pollution Regulations
Under the Clean Air Act, the regulations air pollution sources must comply with and depend on whether the source counts as “major” or “nonmajor.” Pennsylvania's proposed rulemaking would apply to emissions sources uniformly, regardless of their categorization or yearly emissions volume.How to Develop Facts in Arbitration, Without Court Authorized 'Discovery'
Litigating a commercial case is fundamentally different from arbitrating one. Lawyers who represent parties in commercial arbitrations need to understand the significant differences between court processes and those used in arbitration.Texas Hosts Huawei Challenge to US Defense Law With Jones Day, Morgan Lewis Teams
The Chinese telecom giant takes its case to federal court in Sherman, Texas.View more book results for the query "*"
Huawei Picks Jones Day, Morgan Lewis in Challenge to US Defense Law
In challenging a section of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act, the Chinese telecom giant has turned to two firms with close ties to the Trump administration.Huawei Taps Jones Day, Morgan Lewis in Challenge to US Defense Law
In challenging a section of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act, the Chinese telecom giant has turned to two firms with close ties to the Trump administration.Review: Inside the Cloud-First DMS of iManage Work 10.2
In August 2018, iManage announced Work 10.2, a cloud-first DMS with full support for HTML 5. The software includes mobile and collaborative technologies, AI, and customer managed encryption keys.Assault and Battery Claim Against Reading Police Officer Moves Forward
U.S. District Judge Joseph F. Leeson granted in part and denied in part the Reading Police Department's motion to dismiss eight counts of the 10-count complaint.FTC Official Leaves Competition Bureau for Akin Gump
Haidee Schwartz spent three years at the Federal Trade Commission, most recently at acting deputy director of the Bureau of Competition.