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May 09, 2005 |

Alice S. Fisher, 38

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August 20, 1999 |

Spying on Hate

Reviving the FBI's spying on radical groups is not the way to respond to hate crimes, says Prof. David Cole.
6 minute read
August 12, 2003 |

ABA Delegates OK Changes in Confidentiality

By a slim 17-vote margin, the American Bar Association's House of Delegates on Monday changed model rules governing the attorney-client privilege in the hopes of combating corporate fraud. The proposal, drawn up in the aftermath of Enron, WorldCom and other corporate scandals, allows lawyers to breach the duty of confidentiality if a client uses the lawyer's advice to commit a crime or fraud.
3 minute read
February 08, 2013 |

Java Vulnerability Puts Law Firms On Alert

The burgeoning awareness surrounding Java's flaws may change the way law firms regard patching and online security.
5 minute read
August 12, 2003 |

ABA Delegates OK Changes in Confidentiality

By a slim 17-vote margin, the American Bar Association's House of Delegates on Monday changed model rules governing the attorney-client privilege in the hopes of combating corporate fraud. The proposal allows lawyers to breach the duty of confidentiality if a client uses the lawyer's advice to commit a crime or fraud. The rules were drawn up in the aftermath of the Enron, WorldCom and other corporate scandals that shook the nation's financial markets.
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July 05, 2013 |

Judge Phipps' Long Road

Herbert Phipps has seen a lot in his 71 years. He grew up in a rural county so segregated that for years he didn't realize that white children went to school, too. It was a place where racism was so open that lawyers would use a racial epithet to describe their own clients in court.
7 minute read
August 02, 1999 |

Wising Up and Dressing Down

With more than a third of Washington's 25 largest law firms implementing week-long "casual Friday" dress codes during the summer months for the first time ever, everyone is looking over his or her shoulder to see what the next lawyer is wearing.
9 minute read
June 01, 1999 |

War Crimes Prosecutor Takes Careful Aim at Milosevic

Last week's indictment against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and his deputies bears the mark of Louise Arbour, a skilled and cautious prosecutor. Arbour opted for charges that are straightforward to prove -- three crimes against humanity and one violation of the laws or customs of war -- and avoided the temptation to pile on more sensational charges, like genocide, that would have been problematic in court. But many obstacles remain before Milosevic can be brought to trial.
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Gibson Dunn, Cooley Fend off Facebook Patent Challenge
Publication Date: 2012-05-08
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On Tuesday the Federal Circuit affirmed Facebook's 2010 victory over a voluble patent plaintiff and his lawyers at King & Spalding in the social networking giant's first-ever trial. The plaintiff, who claims his patent covers pretty much "everything you do on Facebook," isn't happy.

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