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May 30, 2012 |

Call it Heresy, But Law Firms Require an Outside Perspective

Dewey & LeBoeuf's collapse is just the latest example of why law firm leaders need to look beyond their firms' inner circles and bring in outside directors.
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September 06, 2010 |

Apps decision: no big deal

Despite librarian of Congress' ruling, jailbreaking an iPhone still violates terms and voids warranty.
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June 22, 2012 |

Calendar

Calendar of events.
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December 11, 2007 |

Firms find edge with global networks

Attorney Dino Barajas recently worked on a deal to build, develop and finance a hydroelectric power plant in Guatemala that had more than its share of international challenges. The project involved a Honduran developer with Lebanese roots, a bank from Trinidad and Tobago, a Dutch development bank, an Israeli contractor with an office in Guatemala and a German contractor with an office in Brazil.
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December 10, 2001 |

Murphy's law

*ast month when our terra crossed an old comet's debris trail, the Supreme Court in Allen v. Mellinger, PICS Case No. 01-2293 (Pa. Nov. 20, 2001) Zappala, J.; Saylor & Castille, JJ., concurring; Cappy, Nigro & Newman, JJ., concurring & dissenting (
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Law Journal Press | Digital Book Class Actions: The Law of 50 States Authors: 2024 Author: Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., 2022 & 2023 Authors: Gary F. Lynch, Kelly K. Iverson and Jamisen Etzel, 2019 – 2021 Author: Matthew D. Schultz View this Book

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March 11, 2008 |

Villanueva v. City of Colton

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September 22, 2006 |

Avoid Adverse Employment Actions That Lead to 'Cat's Paw' Discrimination Suits

In an old fable, a monkey dupes a cat into pulling chestnuts from a fire and burning his paw, while the monkey sits by and eats the chestnuts. Employers who want to avoid feeling like the cat must avoid making adverse employment decisions based on information or recommendations from one subordinate. If the subordinate has a personal bias, even an unknowing employer could find itself facing an employment discrimination suit based on the "cat's paw" doctrine. Take some simple steps to avoid getting burned.
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August 02, 2005 |

Murder Trial Ends In Finger-Pointing

R. Robin [email protected] Andy [email protected] defending two men charged with joining in the December 2000 assassination of DeKalb County's sheriff-elect on Monday told jurors that the government's case rests on the credibility of its two star witnesses. Defense attorneys for Melvin D. Walker and David I.
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May 04, 2012 |

Jackson Lewis

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May 01, 2013 |

Recalling Proclamations From the Oval Office

For 55 years our presidents have issued Law Day proclamations celebrating our heritage, calling for progress on the great issues of the day, and urging Americans to continue to work toward the promise of equal justice under law. The issues have evolved, but the guiding principle of equality for all remains unchanged.
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