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Vague Risk Not Enough to Oust Firm, Panel Says
Last November, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Richard Lowe disqualified Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges from defending Intuit Inc. in a suit brought by brokerage Muriel Siebert & Co., finding that the law firm had acted improperly in interviewing a former top executive at Muriel Siebert. But a New York appeals court ruled last week that the Quinn Emanuel lawyers had taken proper safeguards against the disclosure of confidential information and could not be disqualified because of a vague risk.'Fairness,' Balance and Opinionated News
Katherine A. Helm and Joel Cohen examine the increasingly prevalent mix of superheated rhetoric and partisan commentary, and conclude that the remedy for undesirable speech is always more speech.Bid to Avoid Terror Insurance Rejected
THE OWNER of the Cond� Nast building in Times Square yesterday lost the latest round in its back-and-forth fight over terrorism insurance, after a Manhattan judge ruled that it must put up millions of dollars until its lawsuit is resolved.Trending Stories
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