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New How-to Guide to Aid Overseas Lawyers Defending Capital Cases
The first international legal manual for attorneys defending individuals facing the death penalty, developed in conjunction with Northwestern Law's Center for International Human Rights with assistance from attorneys at Fredrikson & Byron, is intended to help advocates in countries with limited resources and training.
In North Dakota, too few lawyers for the work
Oil exploration in North Dakota's Bakken shale formation has flooded the state with legal work, and there simply aren't enough attorneys to go around.
Small Mass. Technology Company Tackles the 'Patent Trolls'
Cognex Corp. is a small high-tech Massachusetts public company, yet it has funded an unusual, decade-long court offensive against several so-called "patent trolls," which typically use patents to demand licenses from other companies.
Defense counsel may not pull out of patent case despite client's nonpayment
A federal magistrate judge has denied a bid by Minneapolis firm Leffert Jay & Polglaze to withdraw from a patent case, despite the fact that its client hasn't paid nearly $278,000 in legal bills.
A small company takes on alleged 'patent trolls'
Cognex Corp. is a small high-tech Massachusetts public company, yet it's funded an unusual, decade-long court offense against several so-called "patent trolls," which typically use patents to demand licenses from other companies. They may have more company soon. Companies now deciding to fight entities they believe are patent trolls may be in a better position, thanks to several recent U.S. Supreme Court cases limiting the rights of patent owners, particularly a June 9 decision curbing patent owners' ability to sue customers of its licensee, lawyers say.
Petters receiver sues ex-Dreier, Epstein Becker partner over Ponzi fees
A former Epstein Becker & Green and Dreier bankruptcy partner is being sued for his work advising imprisoned Ponzi schemer Tom Petters.Employers See Rise in Workers' Requests for Personnel Records
A growing number of employees are requesting access to their personnel files, which has employers smelling legal trouble and their attorneys sounding off a warning: Keep accurate and detailed personnel records, or risk losing a lawsuit.Small company takes on 'patent trolls'
Cognex Corp. is a small high-tech Massachusetts public company, yet it's funded an unusual, decade-long court offensive against several so-called "patent trolls," which typically use patents to demand licenses from other companies.They may have more company, and soon.Companies now deciding to fight entities they believe are patent trolls may be in a better position, thanks to several recent U.Trending Stories
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