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Lawyers, Courts Grapple With Work During Storm
Law firms and the courts scrambled this morning to keep employees safe and to maintain some semblance of normal operations as waters lapped over Manhattan sea walls. Courts and some firms closed, but many lawyers came to work and others worked remotely. But howling winds were a reminder that it was uncertain how long power would be available.
EMI Adds Breach of Contract Suit to Record Label Litigation Against Grooveshark
Publication Date: 2012-01-06 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number:
The parent company of the EMI label claims that since it struck a licensing deal with Grooveshark in 2008, the digital music service hasn't made any royalty payments. EMI's suit follows a copyright infringement suit brought against Grooveshark by Universal, Sony, and Warner.
Luisa K. Hagemeier Honors Judge Kaye
By her example, my mother instilled in me a love of the law, an abiding respect for our noble profession, a deep sense of responsibility to muster our best capabilities to serve all of our communities in an ethical and humane fashion, and a conviction that we must fix problems, not merely dwell on them, no matter how seemingly intractable.Creating Value Through Corporate Social Responsibility Programs
Many law firms are adopting corporate social responsibility programs as a means to gaining a competitive advantage over other firms. They are developing and utilizing these programs to promote and advertise yet another dynamic of their organization. CSR programs at law firms encompass sustainability, stewardship and environmentalism and are reflective of the triple bottom line -- people, profits and planet. Law firm marketing manager Elizabeth Wall explains how these programs connect with all stakeholders.Lawyers, Courts Grapple With Work During Storm
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