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The Confederate flag still stirs debate
We are still fighting the Civil War, albeit bloodlessly. Questions that should have been laid to rest long ago-such as why the war happened and what its legacy means for modern Americans-are the subject of contention today. And not just between North and South, as one might expect, but among citizens within the respective sections (as we used to describe ourselves in unmistakable terms of free or slave, North or South, and the up-for-grabs Western territories) of the country.'Viacom v. YouTube' Decision Revisits DMCA Safe Harbor
Attorneys Michael I. Rudell and Neil J. Rosini review safe harbor details of Viacom v. YouTube and explore why the Second Circuit decided that a trier of fact might deny protection to YouTube.Information Governance Isn't Just Hype
Information governance goes well beyond traditional records management and is becoming increasingly prevalent throughout all industries. But "what does it mean?" asks Leigh Isaacs, director of records and information governance at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe.View more book results for the query "New York Times Company"
Pro Bono Work, Hollywood Style
O'Melveny & Myers' pro bono effort on behalf of Los Alamos nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee has paid off in more ways than getting 58 of 59 felony charges against him dismissed. In a move sure to gladden consultants preaching the virtues of cross-selling, O'Melveny partner Mark Holscher, who negotiated Lee's release in September, passed the scientist to an IP partner who helped negotiate a deal for a four-hour TV miniseries.The Debate Continues: Should Preservation Rules Be Changed?
Robert Owen, of Sutherland, answers Milberg's Henry Kelston on the questionable merits of e-discovery preservation rules that govern when legal holds are triggered.Legal Holds: Get Them in Writing
In-house counsel routinely struggle with the problem of when and how to issue legal hold notices. Consultant Dennis R. Kiker reviews a recent ruling that offers a lesson about legal holds that can be applied to the overall discovery response process: Get it in writing.Daily Report Dozen preview: Alston & Bird's profit rises after expansion
Alston Bird's managing partner said the firm's rising revenue and partner profit in 2011 demonstrates that a strategic expansion begun in 2007 is paying off, justifying the substantial investment made by the firm's equity partners. That expansion, which added more than 100 lawyers in Los Angeles, Silicon Valley and Dallas, cost Alston's equity partners dearly when the economy tanked in the fall of 2008.A Buyer's Guide to Law Firm Software
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