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November 29, 1999 |

Phalanx of Philanthropists

There are no Scrooges at Waterbury, Conn.'s Carmody & Torrance. Collectively, the firm's 63 lawyers and its support staff shelled out $34,000 to the United Way in 1998. But though it is to be commended for its philanthropy, Carmody's competitors can hardly be classified as a bunch of tightwads. "As a group, lawyers are among ... the most generous," insists Brian T. O'Connor, who volunteers for the United Way and is currently in charge of raising money from the legal, medical and accounting professions.
8 minute read
October 16, 2006 |

Black Lobbyists Seek a Higher Profile

After a long history of being largely shut out on K Street, African-American lobbyists are again trying to step up their game and, through the long-established, but at times inconsisent, Washington Government Relations Group, are making efforts to become more visible on K Street and Capitol Hill.
5 minute read
March 28, 2006 |

TiVo Patent Suit Against EchoStar About to Play in Texas Court

In a case beginning Wednesday, a Texas jury will be asked to decide whether EchoStar Communications stole technology that lets TiVo users skip television commercials. By suing EchoStar in East Texas, TiVo lawyers picked an area considered kind to plaintiffs. "The David-versus-Goliath strategy may play very well in a courtroom like this," said Brian Coyne, an analyst with Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. who has followed the case closely. Testimony in the case is likely to be highly technical.
3 minute read
October 26, 2012 |

Less Production Can Be More in Database Discovery

It is not uncommon to see e-discovery requests for an entire database instead of targeted requests because parties incorrectly assume that such broad requests facilitate more complete production.
9 minute read
November 28, 2007 |

Unpublished Opinions

Unpublished state and federal court opinions.
42 minute read
November 08, 2007 |

A Jury Without Peer

In a dramatic repudiation of the government's investigation into accounting practices at AOL and PurchasePro, a jury acquitted all three defendants, former executives at the companies. This is the story of how that jury handed the Corporate Fraud Task Force one of its most resounding defeats. The jurors did their job, carefully weighing the evidence to come to a fair verdict. Says federal district court judge Walter Kelley Jr. who oversaw the case: "It was the greatest jury that ever happened anywhere."
25 minute read
November 08, 2007 |

A Jury Without Peer

In a dramatic repudiation of the government's investigation into accounting practices at AOL and PurchasePro, a jury acquitted all three defendants, former executives at the companies. This is the story of how that jury handed the Corporate Fraud Task Force one of its most resounding defeats. The jurors did their job, carefully weighing the evidence to come to a fair verdict. Says federal district court judge Walter Kelley Jr. who oversaw the case: "It was the greatest jury that ever happened anywhere."
25 minute read

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