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New York Times' old home being pitched to new media firms
Blackstone's Equity Office Properties subsidiary is seeking to attract fast-growing Internet and communications firms to the former home of The New York Times, the most august name in old media.Immigration: When the ICE Man Won't Cometh
When Mayor Lou Barletta of Hazleton, Pa., defended his city's crackdown on undocumented immigrants, he blamed the federal government for essentially forcing his hand by doing nothing to stem the illegal flow.Analysts say market gains are deceptive
When you open your quarterly financial statements in the next few weeks, you might be both pleased and puzzled.Despite the economic doldrums, the stock market put together a sizzling 11 percent return over the past three months, including its best September since 1939. For a time Thursday, the Dow Jones industrial average appeared headed for 11,000.Luzerne Prothonotary Agrees to Aid Federal Investigators
A public official with ties to a central figure in the Luzerne County corruption probe will cooperate with federal authorities as their investigation continues, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced last week.Intimidation Alleged in High-Stakes Patent Case
Kenyon & Kenyon faces sanctions, including the possibility of removal from a case, for alleged witness intimidation in a high-stakes federal patent case involving the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ImClone Systems and Repligen. At the oral arguments, Fish & Richardson lawyers representing MIT and Repligen alleged that a Kenyon attorney intimidated a star witness in a deposition. Judge Richard G. Stearns will decide whether to disqualify the firm at a hearing Aug. 25.Med Mal Litigation in New York: Time to Change the Status Quo
In her inaugural Medical Malpractice Litigation column, Ann Pfau, Statewide Coordinating Judge of the New York Medical Malpractice Program, writes: In light of the increasing attention that recently has been focused on the rising costs of health care and the role played by medical malpractice litigation in those costs, and the fact that New York has a significant portion of this type of litigation, it seems appropriate to begin this series by taking a hard look at how the New York state courts are resolving these cases and whether we can do better.Good Legal Technology is Good Business: A Case for Bringing Employment Issues In-House
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