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May 05, 2011 |

Florida House votes to give UM doctors immunity

The House overwhelmingly approved a bill to help shield University of Miami doctors from liability when they treat patients at Jackson Memorial Hospital, sending the measure to Gov. Rick Scott.
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November 19, 2010 |

Women — Ripe for Exploitation?

Women might be setting themselves up to be the new underclass of lawyers. Law firms want cheap, reliable talent, while women are happy to give up advancement for reduced schedules. What a marriage!
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May 31, 2013 |

Why Run From E-Discovery?

I speak on electronic data discovery four to five times per year. It never fails that most of the presenters at these events preach fear as the motivation for learning about e-discovery. Happened just last week. What are the fears? [MORE]
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June 08, 2012 |

Retooled Wal-Mart Class Probably Won't Fly

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October 21, 2010 |

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

Addition Andrew G. Gioia has joined the law firm of Rubin Fortunato & Harbison as an associate.
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June 25, 2008 |

Two judges confirmed to 6th Circuit in deal between White House and Dems

As part of a compromise deal, the U.S. Senate confirmed two judges to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, including Helene White, one originally nominated by President Clinton 11 years ago. The Senate approved Michigan state appeals Judge Helene N. White by a 63-32 vote and Raymond M. Kethledge to seats on the 6th Circuit and a third nominee in the deal, Steven Murphy, as a district judge for the Eastern District of Michigan.
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June 11, 2010 |

Judge Denies Bail to Alleged Jihadists, Citing Flight Risk and Danger to Public

Two New Jersey men charged with conspiring to kill American troops in Somalia were denied bail Thursday as a federal judge accepted prosecutors' arguments that no conditions could reasonably assure that the defendants would show up for their legal proceedings and that they pose a risk to the community. Prosecutors allege that Carlos Almonte and Mohamed Alessa were headed for Somalia because they intended to join Al Shabaab, an insurgent group fighting the U.S.-backed government, and to wage a violent jihad.
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December 18, 2009 |

Beltway Capital LLC v. Soleil

Court Withholds Judgment on Mortgage Reinstatement Until Further Discovery
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December 27, 2010 |

People v. Woods

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June 19, 2012 |

Klein Liebman & Gresen v. Suhu

Expert's Motion to Recover for Fees Denied; Supreme Court Had Power to Apportion Fees
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