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April 30, 2001 |

Reality TV

Give the boob tube credit. It has transformed a profession whose most spine-tingling moments consist of hole-punching exhibit tabs into real drama. Medicine, yes. Even cop shows. But law? Don't those Hollywood studios know what we do for a living? Forget "Judge Judy." Forget "Matlock." Put your feet up on the sofa and click on to ... "The Time Sheet."
4 minute read
February 06, 2006 |

Off the Record

The new House majority leader has one of the most extensive ties to K Street, lobbyists watch the State of the Union for a road map to the legislative agenda, and other news from K Street.
4 minute read
June 28, 2004 |

Hibbs, Director, Arizona Department of Revenue v. Winn

The Tax Injunction Act does not bar taxpayers' suit challenging tax credits to religious schools on First Amendment grounds.
8 minute read
September 05, 2001 |

Court TV Challenges New York State's Camera Ban

Court TV sued New York state Wednesday, challenging the state's ban on cameras in the courtroom. Court TV's CEO says the suit marks the "first time anywhere that any media organization has sued a state for the sole purpose of ending a per se statutory ban against any and all televised coverage of trials." Heavy hitter David Boies and his firm, Boies, Schiller & Flexner, are representing Court TV.
6 minute read
August 04, 2008 |

Don't Be Fooled -- Associates Love Their Jobs

With great offices, co-workers and staff, associates stick around because they really love big-law life (and the pay).
6 minute read
October 05, 2009 |

Is the iPhone ready for law firms

It used to be that the only thing lawyers tried to recruit was new clients. But these days, seemingly every firm has a group of attorneys pushing to bring aboard something else entirely: iPhones. And they want them badly."I have probably 15 people who continue to e-mail me about it," says the IT director at an Am Law 100 firm who asked not to be identified.
8 minute read
October 11, 2006 |

Debate over habeas rights roils Senate

THE U.S. SENATE considered the suspension of habeas corpus rights last week, the debate hinged on whether the War on Terror allows the nation the luxury of extending such a fundamental to noncitizens suspected of aiding terrorism. Those favoring suspension claimed habeas proceedings would hamstring the military and overburden the courts.
14 minute read
August 03, 2012 |

Hobbyist in training: Jack Holland pursues his boyhood obsession

The trains run on time - as they have for the past 60 years - for Atlanta native and Arnall Golden Gregory partner Jack K. Holland.
6 minute read
August 13, 2012 |

The North Face Confronts Former Nemeses over 'Butt Face' Logo

More than two years after settling a trademark case over The South Butt brand, the North Face is once again confronting its litigation opponents. The outdoor clothing company has asked a St. Louis federal court to hold three defendants in contempt for selling a clothing line under the logo "The Butt Face."
4 minute read

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