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Juries Like Demonstrative Evidence? OK, How About a Mock Surgery?
A medical device, allegedly developed using misappropriated trade secrets, was at issue in a jury trial. To help jurors understand how the device worked, Steve Zager asked his client, neurosurgeon Sabitino Bianco, to perform a mock spinal surgery in front of the jury.
The Churn: K&S Adds Two From Fried Frank, Plus More Lateral Moves
King & Spalding bolsters its white-collar group by recruiting a pair of partners of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson. Meanwhile, three Am Law firms open new offices with lateral hires. The Churn is constant. Please send all announcements to [email protected].
Fee Tracker: Apple's Bromwich Battle and More
The Am Law Daily tallies how much Am Law 200 firms are earning on a variety of engagements, from a Goodwin Procter partner serving as Apple's court-appointed monitor to Robins Kaplan's representation in a card-swipe class action to a Winston & Strawn partner's move in-house with a longtime client.
Chancery Court Reiterates 'Contractarian' Nature of LLC Law
Finding that sometimes "a lie is just a lie," the Delaware Chancery Court, in an opinion deciding a dispute between rival Italian grocers in Rehoboth Beach, Del., reinforced the principle that Delaware LLC law is "contractarian" and held that the plain meaning of an operating agreement trumped claims stemming from a "lie" by a withdrawing member of an LLC.Many Sharp Contrasts in Strine's Prior Confirmations
As Delaware Supreme Court chief justice-designate and Court of Chancery Chancellor Leo E. Strine Jr. prepares for his third confirmation hearing, many expect the General Assembly will be favorable to his appointment. However, anyone expecting his previous confirmation hearings to be instructive would be disappointed, because the two hearings could not have been more different.
Pa.'s Largest Verdicts & Settlements Trending Higher
A look back at Pennsylvania's largest verdicts and settlements over the last 19 years reveals a trend of larger awards over the past three years.
Plaintiffs Score East Texas Wins Against Google, Globus
After an unexpectedly rough 2013, is the tide finally turning for plaintiffs in the Eastern District of Texas?
Ninth Circuit Cool to Privacy Claims Against Facebook, Zynga
At oral arguments on Friday, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit appeared ready to toss federal claims over the disclosure of user IDs to advertisers.Trending Stories
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- 2Absent Explicit Agreement, Court Rejects Unilateral Responsiveness Redaction of Text Messages
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- 4Sidley Hires Paul Hastings Energy Finance Partner in Houston
- 5Potential Pitfalls in Arbitrating Religious Disputes
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