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Argentina and the courts: The sky will not fall
The Chicken Littles are out in force. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit's ruling in NML v. Argentina has caused an outcry. Some have suggested that the decision will impede efforts to restructure sovereign debt in Europe and elsewhere. Others argue it unfairly violates sovereign immunity, or wrongly implicates third parties to the dispute. Let's put aside the hyperbole and look at the facts.In The Fourteenth Court of AppealsOPINIONA property owners' association sued a homeowner to enforce a restrictive covenant. The trial court granted injunctive relief and statuto
The Exquisite Dilemmas Facing CEOs
These days a CEO has to worry about the impact of globalization, the Internet, a speech to be delivered at the Davos World Economic Forum, and whether any of his company's factories is exploiting workers in Burkina Faso. It's all part of a natural progression, argues Yale's Jeffrey Garten in his book "The Mind of the C.E.O."Did She or Didn't She? Who the Heck Won in Tiffany v. eBay Ruling?
Three judge panel's ruling was not a total win for the auction site — saying that further proceedings are needed on the question of whether eBay engages in false advertising via its listing of counterfeit Tiffany goods.Calling General Counsel to the Front Lines of Cybersecurity
As President Obama studies how the U.S. military should respond to an increasing number of cyber attacks against public and private institutions, general counsel would be wise to examine their own companies' situations.Global Perspective, Eye for Detail
If she is confirmed as Pennsylvania's newest Supreme Court justice, Allegheny County Judge Cynthia A. Baldwin will bring to the high court an impressive breadth of experience. At home, she has wrestled with civil practice staples such as social host liability, professional negligence and immunities. Meanwhile, she has taught constitutional principles to judges of emerging democracies.Calif. Attorney Taking on Gorilla Harassment Case
Since going solo in August, San Francisco attorney Stephen Sommers has toiled in anonymity on a heavy load of employment, personal injury and bankruptcy work, hoping to get his new practice off the ground.The full case caption appears at the end of this opinion. ROVNER, Circuit Judge. Kenneth Bourbon sued hisemployer, Kmart Corporation, under Illinois lawfor retaliatory disc
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