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10 Big-Money IP Verdicts in Trade Secret Litigation
In the world of intellectual property, trade secrets often take a back seat to patents, copyrights, and trademarks. But litigation related to trade secrets can result in the kind of multimillion-dollar verdicts usually associated with patent infringement lawsuits.
Controversial Lawyer-Rating Service Faces Roadblock
Avvo, the controversial Web site that rates lawyers, faces another roadblock, but not from court this time. The Illinois Supreme Court's Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, gatekeeper to a master list of state lawyers, has denied Avvo's request for the names.
Facebook Plaintiff Wants No Part of Class Representation
With a deposition looming in a California Facebook privacy case, plaintiff Angel Fraley has asked her lawyers to file a motion to withdraw her as a class representative.
Discovery Spat Resolved in Alien Tort Case Over 'Plan Colombia'
A D.C. federal judge has resolved a dispute over "non-spray flight line data" in a decade-old Alien Tort Claims Act case involving U.S. anti-narcotics efforts in the Andean jungle.
Five Steps to Clearer Audio Conferences
At San Francisco's Sedgwick Detert, the IT staff responded to user complaints on poor audio quality during audio and video conferences. A team led by Steven Frus established five rules to help a firm put its best ear toward high quality audio conferencing.
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Greenberg Traurig Goes High-Tech in Miami
Greenberg Traurig is moving into new offices in downtown Miami designed to maximize technology by linking attorneys and clients, who often work in different parts of the world. The new office's design is further defined as "associate friendly," allowing lawyers 24/7 wireless access.Google Beats Web Browser Privacy Class Action
A Delaware federal judge has dismissed allegations that Google tricked users of Safari and Internet Explorer into accepting third-party cookies, ruling that there's no indication the Web browser users suffered economic injury.Trending Stories
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