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The Use of Mediation in the New Millennium
Those of you who are poised for -- or already embroiled in -- civil litigation should consider a New Year's "resolution" for the new millennium: voluntary use of mediation. The mediation process works particularly well in the targeted industries of entertainment, media and technology, in which intellectual property disputes often arise. With the widespread growth -- and success -- of ADR, including mediation, litigation's status as the first choice for resolving disputes is being re-evaluated.In IP Litigation, Women Are Few And Far Between
The Gemstar patent brawl was so intense that lawyers filled eight counsel tables in a Washington, D.C., courtroom and took up most of the public seating to boot.Merck Recruiting Some Big-Time Help for Vioxx Litigation
With the initial glare of public scrutiny and market recoil over Vioxx behind it, Merck & Co. now is arming for another battle that will be key in determining the company's survival. For the beleaguered pharmaceutical giant, a looming courtroom battle entails building an expansive legal infrastructure to deal with liabilities that could be as much as $18 billion.View more book results for the query "University of Pittsburgh"
Pa. Law Weekly - People in the News - July 20, 2010
Click the headline above to view this week's People in the News Listings.Big Firm Litigators Reunite by Forming Boutique
Two lawyers from large law firms have decided to start their own litigation boutique. Matthew Wynn, a workers' compensation defense litigator formerly at Littler Mendelson, and Raymond McGarry, a commercial litigator previously with Buchanan Ingersoll, have started Wynn McGarry in King of Prussia, Pa. Although McGarry recently lost his partner status at Buchanan, he said his real motivation for leaving the firm was the opportunity to work in a small firm setting on sophisticated matters.Third Party in Elevator Accident Case May Invoke Attorney-Client Privilege
Otis Elevator Co.'s communications with its distributor in Aruba, Caribbean Elevator, can remain confidential, a federal judge has ruled, because attorney-client privilege attaches to the third party.A Buyer's Guide to Law Firm Software
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