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BellSouth gets legislature to hang up on high-tech regulation
By Andy Peters, Staff ReporterAs competitions go, the final vote on a key telecommunications bill last week was a laugher. Senate Bill 120 won final approval from the Georgia General Assembly with a 157-4 vote in the House of Representatives.But how the bill would affect competition in the telecommunications industry, if signed into law by Gov.Justices Overrule 11th Circuit On 'Pay-For-Delay' Generic Drugs
The U.S. Supreme Court gave something to both sides in a closely watched dispute over so-called "pay to delay" agreements between brand-name and generic drug manufacturers that put off the production of generics in return for payments by brand-name patent holders.Top secrets are endangered in a 'WikiLeaks' world
The disclosure of 92,000 classified military documents about the war in Afghanistan by WikiLeaks followed by related stories in The New York Times, The Guardian and Der Spiegel surely didn't happen without the benefit of legal counsel advising on the potential First Amendment and national security issues arising from their publication.
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DeKalb Jail Won't Escape Court Watch
Richmond [email protected] DeKalb County sheriff wants breathing room to operate the county's jail, but Superior Court Judge Hilton M. Fuller Jr. says he's not ready to lift court supervision of the facility. In a May 13 order, Fuller wrote that although health care at the jail had improved dramatically, it was not yet up to the court's standards.Mayer, Brown aids New York office
IN MARCH, Tyrone Fahner, the longtime chairman of Mayer, Brown, Rowe Maw, made the firm's top priority clear to partners at the annual retreat in Chicago: Grow the New York office. A couple months later, Fahner, a former Illinois attorney general who lives in Chicago, took a studio apartment a couple of blocks from the firm's midtown Manhattan office.Trending Stories
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