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Law Firms Voice Support for Change—and Pledge to Donate and Take Action
In the days after George Floyd's death, some firms have pledged donations to racial justice groups or have committed to take up other actions. We have compiled excerpts of statements here.Racism Is a Pandemic Inside a Pandemic
There is no peace without justice. And since before its founding, America has been driven by injustice.Dania Beach Warehouse Trades for $1.9 Million
Address: 501 Old Griffin Road in Dania Beach Property type: This is a 11,175-square-foot warehouse and distribution terminal constructed in 1989…Abundant Access to Electronic Information at (Remote) Depos: Where Does It Start and End?
How far can a deposing attorney go in requesting the deponent to reveal the world of information at the deponent's fingertips?'A Totally New Mission': How Army Lawyer Edward O'Sheehan Helped With COVID-19 Response
A former U.S. Marine, O'Sheehan serves as a judge advocate general and senior defense counsel for the Florida National Guard, which teamed with the Army Corps of Engineers for the effort.The Data Room in Patent Due Diligence: Perspectives from Two Doors
Putting yourself at the threshold of the other door and considering the room from that perspective can provide useful reminders of each side's strategic opportunities and concerns, and ensure that the doors to the deal are kept open.COVID-19: Gender Equality Advocate?
In the age of Zoom meetings and remote work, men and women are finally on a level playing field.Prosecuting Karen—Amy Cooper and the Selective Prosecution of Yasmine Seweid
In 2016, an 18-year old Muslim woman, Yasmin Seweid, falsely reported that three white men screaming "Donald Trump," calling her a "terrorist" had attacked her on a Manhattan subway and grabbed her hijab. In less than two weeks, NYPD investigators and Manhattan DA prosecutors determined this was a false report and then arrested and prosecuted her. Today, DA Vance has a clear video of Amy Cooper making a false report.US Judge: It's the Right Call to Delay Finjan/Cisco Patent Jury Trial
The judge told Finjan and Cisco that juror resentment could have been a problem if they had gone forward with a June 22 trial date. With the trial now postponed to October, Freeman began looking ahead to how to handle jury questionnaires.Trending Stories
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