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November 01, 2010 |

Mobile Lawyer

5 minute read
April 11, 2005 |

What Happened to At-Will?

"So I can fire him, right?" This is the hopeful, leading question many clients ask attorney Karla Grossenbacher when they call to see if she agrees with their decision to terminate an employee. Grossenbacher says the bane of her existence is many employers' comforting dream that there is such a thing as "employment at will." The fact of the matter, she says, is that we live in a world of "litigation at will" where any employee can sue his employer for any reason or no reason at all.
4 minute read
November 15, 2012 |

K&L Gates to Open South Korea Office

U.S. firms are continuing to eye the recently-relaxed foreign law firm market in South Korea, with K&L Gates becoming the latest firm to announce it received the appropriate licensing for an office in Seoul.
3 minute read
September 15, 2008 |

Courts take auctions to the Web

Florida courts, deluged with foreclosures and facing personnel cutbacks, are finding ways to streamline the process and take it online. Two Florida counties recently became the first counties in the country to auction off foreclosed properties online. Other Florida court clerks say they will observe the process in those counties and may follow suit.
4 minute read
May 01, 2008 |

THE GERMAN LAWYER: Allen & Overy's Quiet Entrance

If Linklaters has entered the Dusseldorf market "a bang," Allen & Overy's 2007 move was far more muted.
4 minute read
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November 15, 2010 |

RETAIL

The year's biggest retail deals include Mayfair in the Grove, Pembroke Commons and Sunshine Square.
4 minute read
April 19, 2002 |

Law Profs Lobby SEC on Lawyers' Accountability to Boards

With an eye on the Enron scandal, a band of 19 securities law and legal ethics professors, led by the University of Illinois College of Law's Richard Painter, signed a letter in mid-March urging the Securities and Exchange Commission's chairman to use the agency's enforcement powers to require attorneys -- in-house and otherwise -- to report securities law violations to their corporate boards of directors.
2 minute read
February 26, 2003 |

A Tightrope Victory

The defense win in the wrongful-death trial of a 15-year-old gunned down by a stalker convinced she'd spurned his love was formidable. Defense teams for both the stalker's therapist and the clinic where he'd been a psychiatric patient took a remarkable path: They claimed that the stalker had received appropriate psychiatric care and suggested that the plaintiffs were not blameless in their daughter's death.
6 minute read
October 16, 2006 |

Model Bill Seeks Harmony in States

Supporters of the model trademark bill plan their next big push to harmonize the states' laws with recent changes in federal practice.
3 minute read

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