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June 22, 1999 |

Class Action Bid Rejected in Ex-Baseball Players Suit

A group of retired baseball players cannot join forces in a class action suit against computer game manufacturers who create fantasy games with the former stars' statistics. Fulton Superior Court Judge Wendy L. Shoob on Friday denied a motion for class certification in a suit brought by four former players against several companies which they claim use the names, likenesses and biographical data of the former players without their permission-and compensation.
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Heirs of Jewish Art Dealer Win $19 Million Settlement over Schiele Painting Looted by Nazis
Publication Date: 2010-07-23
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"Portrait of Wally," the subject of a 12-year battle with Vienna's Leopold Museum, will finally see the light of day.

June 18, 1999 |

Baseball Legends Contest Computer Games

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Squire Sanders Partners' Former Firm Sues for Cut of Fendi Contingency Fee
Publication Date: 2011-04-22
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A fee battle between Pavia & Harcourt and Squire Sanders sheds a light on the complications that can arise when partners switch firms in the middle of contingency litigation.

September 21, 2006 |

Yours, Mine and Ours: What You Need to Know About IP

When it comes to safeguarding your company's intellectual property, what you don't know can hurt you. To ease the potential pain, GC South asked several Atlanta-area attorneys to talk about what every in-house counsel needs to know about IP. The panel's wide-ranging and lively discussion covered cybersquatting, assignment of rights -- and one IP lawyer's adaptation of comedian Jeff Foxworthy's "You might be a redneck" monologue as a means to help identify patent trolls.
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June 19, 2009 |

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September 21, 2006 |

Yours, Mine and Ours: What You Need to Know About IP

When it comes to safeguarding your company's intellectual property, what you don't know can hurt you. To ease the potential pain, GC South asked several Atlanta-area attorneys to talk about what every in-house counsel needs to know about IP. The panel's wide-ranging and lively discussion covered cybersquatting, assignment of rights -- and one IP lawyer's adaptation of comedian Jeff Foxworthy's "You might be a redneck" monologue as a means to help identify patent trolls.
12 minute read
September 21, 2006 |

Yours, Mine and Ours: What You Need to Know About IP

When it comes to safeguarding your company's intellectual property, what you don't know can hurt you. To ease the potential pain, GC South asked several Atlanta-area attorneys to talk about what every in-house counsel needs to know about IP. The panel's wide-ranging and lively discussion covered cybersquatting, assignment of rights -- and one IP lawyer's adaptation of comedian Jeff Foxworthy's "You might be a redneck" monologue as a means to help identify patent trolls.
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January 03, 2000 |

The Grishams Among Us

Larry Kahn, an in-house tax attorney and a desk-drawer novelist, is poised to release his first book, "The Jinx," a thriller. Kahn is just one of many lawyers who harbor literary dreams. For some, fiction writing is a hobby or even a therapy. For others, publication is the ultimate goal. Jennifer Weis, executive editor at St. Martin's Press, has some news for lawyers-who-would-be-writers: "We're looking for more of them."
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March 12, 2001 |

Employee Accuses Red Hot Law Group of Fraud

When Carl R. Johnston joined Atlanta's Red Hot Law Group, he knew he'd be making less money than at a traditional firm, but he expected a share from a stock incentive plan that Red Hot said was in the works to provide opportunities to invest in its high-tech clients. The problem: Red Hot didn't implement the plan while he was there, and didn't intend to, he says. So he sued Red Hot and its founder for fraud.
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