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July 12, 1999 |

Justice Provocateur

The Texas Bar Foundation honored Phil Hardberger, chief justice of the 4th Court of Appeals in San Antonio, for his law review article, "Juries Under Siege." It was a bold move. The foundation raises money exclusively from Texas lawyers, and Hardberger's article, a blistering attack on the Texas Supreme Court, has pissed off more than a few. Texas intermediate appellate judges are supposed to be the nameless, faceless middle managers of the court system. Hardberger, though, is no yes man.
11 minute read
November 16, 2010 |

Manager: Sterger Meets With NFL

The woman who allegedly received lewd photos and inappropriate text messages from Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre met with NFL investigators last week, her manager says.
2 minute read
July 07, 2000 |

Final Judgment is in: What Does 'Microsoft' Mean?

While there is a stay and an appeal, there is little denying that U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's June 7 ruling that Microsoft should be broken into two separate companies has changed the Internet business both because of its interpretation of the law and its high profile. Voices ranging from prominent attorneys in the field to politicians weigh in with their opinions on the decision and its likely impact.
7 minute read
July 20, 2009 |

Panel tosses contempt for 'sarcastic' expression

Lawyers who have a hard time keeping a poker face when they don't like a judge's ruling can take heart in a decision issued last week by the state Court of Appeals. A three-judge panel has tossed a ruling by a veteran Henry County Juvenile Court judge that found a lawyer in contempt for making what the judge called a "sarcastic" face at him.
6 minute read
July 03, 2006 |

Cunningham v. Atlantic States Cast Iron Pipe Co.

An employee who suffers a work-related injury, returns to work and is then terminated for cause is not precluded from receiving temporary disability benefits if the injury precludes him from obtaining other employment.
4 minute read
September 26, 2011 |

Firms hiring for Florida foreclosures

Julie Kay [email protected] firms from throughout the country have opened offices in Florida to capture foreclosure business abandoned by the Law Offices of David J. Stern and Ben-Ezra Katz in the wake of investigations into possible foreclosure fraud.The largest of the new firms is Atlanta-based McCalla Raymer, which has four Florida offices, including one in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
6 minute read
November 29, 1999 |

The New Cryptographic Landscape: What Is the U.S. Encryption Policy Now?

The Ninth Circuit's recent decision to grant the Justice Department's request for rehearing en banc in Bernstein v. Department of Justice is but the latest piece in the Clinton Administration's puzzling encryption policy. In this article, E-Commerce Law Weekly's senior legal editor Mike Godwin extensively reviews the history of U.S. encryption policy and its present status.
18 minute read
October 15, 2009 |

Western District Roundup

Sharon M. Porcellio, a partner at Ward Norris Heller & Reidy, reviews recent cases of interest, including the government's attempt to obtain a preliminary injunction pursuant to the Clean Water Act when a property owner claimed a farming exemption from permitting requirements and a question over the allocation of the burden of proving a defendant's competency or incompetency to stand trial.
10 minute read

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