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How Those Lone Star Bonuses Measure Up
Some new lawyers in Texas rake in $70,000 in extra cash, but they may have to bill another 500 hours a year.Mel Weiss asks judge for leniency in sentencing
Securities plaintiff's lawyer Melvyn Weiss, the convicted co-founding partner of Milberg Weiss, has asked a federal judge to sentence him to a term of 18 months, the minimum term allowable under a plea agreement he reached with federal prosecutors earlier this year. Federal prosecutors are seeking the maximum under that plea agreement: 33 months. In court filings, prosecutors said they agreed with a pre-sentencing report that concluded an applicable sentencing range to be 33 to 41 months but recommended the lowest end of that range for Weiss. Sentencing is scheduled for June 2.Model Order Would Limit E-Discovery in Patent Cases
Chief Judge Randall Rader of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has unveiled a model order that would limit e-discovery in patent cases. At the 2011 Eastern District of Texas Bench Bar Conference in Irving on Sept. 27, Rader said the Federal Circuit Advisory Council unanimously voted to adopt the proposed "Model Order on E-Discovery in Patent Cases."Law school adds climate change law program to curriculum
Many law schools are incorporating global warming into existing environmental law classes, but Houston Law Center has developed a separate course covering litigation arising from the phenomenon. This semester the school is offering "Climate Change Litigation," a two-credit course taught by prominent environmental law practitioners.Former partner's lawsuit against Kasowitz Benson prompts talk of one-man firing machines
The recent suit against Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman by its former head of intellectual property brings into the spotlight a practice that some lawyers might find unimaginable: At some law firms, the managing partner can unilaterally fire other partners. A principal at legal consulting firm Altman Weil says the likelihood of having the managing partner in charge of terminating other partners depends on a firm's age, culture and size.Millions in Fees in ExxonMobil Case Delayed Amid Lawyer Misconduct Claims
A fight over legal fees that could exceed $450 million has gotten nastier. At a hearing Thursday, a Florida court was expected to rule on the award percentage that a group of attorneys would receive. But after lead trial counsel Eugene Stearns filed an emergency motion Wednesday alleging that "shocking" new facts about lawyer misconduct had surfaced, the court agreed to consider the evidence and set a May 3 hearing. The fee dispute stems from the $1.5 billion settlement of a class action against ExxonMobil.Trending Stories
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