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Litigators of the Week: Paul Smith of Jenner & Block and Robert Alan Garrett of Arnold & Porter
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The copyright battle between the major television networks and a pair of online TV startups isn't over. But thanks to Smith and Garrett, the networks may finally be winning.
CCP's Law and Society Seminars Features Events for Everyone
Next Friday, the Community College of Philadelphia's Center for Law and Society will commence a weeklong series of seminars and events that will cover significant, fascinating, and even humorous aspects of the law.Representing Himself, NY Lawyer Goes on Trial for Ripping Off Families Looking to Adopt
A Long Island attorney yesterday admitted to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from clients who expected his help in adoption proceedings but argued that mental illness had driven his actions and that he should not be held criminally responsible.
Work blogs take off, and so do the suits
Attorneys are cautioning employers about getting swept up in the workplace blog craze, stressing that bloggers are creating a range of legal problems for employers. Risks include disgruntled workers who post confidential corporate information or trash their employers and co-workers on blogs. Some employers fret at deciding how far to let employees push the envelope before taking action — others monitor blogs to keep tabs on the workplace.
Don't Play Like Letterman, Employment Lawyers Warn
TV host's confession that he had sex with subordinates is just one example, employment lawyers say, of an explosive problem: bosses having relationships with low-level employees.
BigLaw Blasts Bid to Get Big Business to Open Its Books a Bit Wider
A proposed accounting rule that would require companies to disclose financial loss contingencies, including those from lawsuits, is drawing criticism from the corporate defense bar.Judge: Fantasy leagues allowed to use MLB player names, stats
ST. LOUIS AP - Fantasy baseball leagues are allowed to use player names and statistics without licensing agreements because they are not the intellectual property of Major League Baseball, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.Baseball and its players have no right to prevent the use of names and playing records, U.S. District Court Judge Mary Ann Medler in St.
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