Litigation

The Legal Intelligencer

Authenticating E-Mail Discovery as Evidence

By Beatrice O'Donnell and Thomas A. Lincoln | August 13, 2007

With the recent passage of theamendments to the FederalRules of Civil Procedure, thelegal press has been filled with articles containinge-discovery advice. At some point,"e-discovery" will need to

The Associated Press

Details of Grokster Settlement Emerge

By Gary Gentile | November 9, 2005

Grokster Ltd., which came out on the losing end of a Supreme Court decision, has agreed to shut down its file-swapping service and pay $50 million to settle music and movie piracy claims. The su

Call Waiting

By Susan Hansen | October 27, 2005

In the early 1990s, big cell phone companies were turning away thousands of potential customers because they couldn't pass credit checks. Freedom Wireless Inc. founder Douglas Fougnies s

Smart Litigator

PRACTICE Q & A: LATE NOTICE OF CLAIM

January 5, 2012

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National Law Journal

Execs: Misbehaving May Cost You

By Dee McAree | October 11, 2005

A move by prosecutors to attack the legal fee agreements of corporate executives in a high-profile white-collar crime case has raised concerns among corporate and defense counsel. The

New York Law Journal

Reckoning With Metadata

By Shari Claire Lewis | December 19, 2005

The Democratic National Committee was surprised recently when conservative bloggers accessed "metadata" in the DNC's Word document about U.S. Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr. in order to d

The Recorder

Arguments Interrupted When Lawyer Faints

By Mike McKee | October 14, 2005

Oral arguments in a health care case ended abruptly Wednesday when Los Angeles lawyer Robert Olson collapsed to the floor during a brutal barrage of unfriendly questioning.First Distri

International Edition

UBS GC Speaks Out on Law Firm Fees

By Georgina Stanley | October 22, 2007

Some of London's leading figures gathered earlier this month to hear three of commercial law's leading figures discuss the state of the legal profession at a Legal Week event. Outgoin

The Corporate Counselor

Keep Executive Witnesses From Falling Off the Credibility Cliff

By Linda Listrom | July 14, 2006

These are challenging times for those of us who represent and defend corporations in litigation. The recent criminal convictions of Enron's Ken Lay and Jeffrey Skilling only confirm what we have kn

The Associated Press

White Employees Join Discrimination Lawsuit Against Whirlpool

By Lucas L. Johnson II | September 19, 2005

Ten white employees at a Whirlpool Corp. factory have joined a $50 million federal lawsuit alleging racial discrimination against blacks at the plant. The suit against the La Vergne, Tenn., pl