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Seeger Weiss Sues Claiming Google Stole 'Click to Call' Tech From VoIP
Christopher Seeger of Seeger Weiss is usually thought of as an aggressive mass torts plaintiffs lawyer. But apparently, Seeger couldn't resist a juicy trade secrets case against Google -- even though the case has a bit of a checkered history. Last week, Seeger Weiss filed a New York State Supreme Court trade secrets and breach of contract complaint against Google on behalf of the defunct Internet telecom VoIP and its parent, WABEC.Twitter's GC joins U.K. free tweets debate
A U.K. athlete's sexual affair has triggered a free speech debate centered on revelations spread via Twitter.To Build Practice, Ex-Bush SG Embraces Liberal Clients
In George W. Bush's solicitor general's office, Paul Clement built a reputation as one of the most skilled appellate advocates of his generation as he argued the trickiest of cases before the U.S. Supreme Court and appellate courts. Now a partner at King & Spalding, Clement has taken on tough-to-win Supreme Court cases that are far from standard fare for a Bush-era legal icon. But Clement said his conservative political views have not changed: "I haven't had a conversion on the road to Damascus or anywhere else."View more book results for the query "Brown Law Firm"
Young Lawyer Takes Victory Lap After Supreme Court Gun Case Win
Supreme Court watchers questioned 37-year-old attorney Alan Gura's qualifications when he was tapped for the landmark Second Amendment case District of Columbia v. Heller. But now history will remember him as the lawyer who successfully argued that Americans have an individual right to keep and bear arms. Outside the Court last week, as gun rights advocates roared their approval, Gura smiled broadly in victory and signed copies of the Heller opinion like they just went gold.Former Jenkens & Gilchrist tax lawyer Donna Guerin folded her cards yesterday and pleaded guilty to helping wealthy clients cheat the Internal Revenue Service out of hundreds of millions of dollars through illegal tax shelters.
Settlement With Analysts Could Fuel Litigation
The California Department of Corporations expects a new wave of securities litigation now that federal regulators have reached a historic settlement with investment banks over analyst conflicts of interest. Although regulators pitched it as a "global settlement," the deal allows investigators to share with the private bar the evidence they collected and doesn't protect the participating investment banks from claims.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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