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Soccer Fans Forced to Go Pantsless to Protect FIFA's Sponsors
FIFA, the Federation Internationale de Football Association, is notorious for its strict trademark enforcement. Advertising at international soccer tournaments is big business, with the price of the "official World Cup partner" title approaching 40 million euros. But after forcing 1,000 fans at a World Cup game to remove pants promoting a beer that was not an official sponsor, FIFA and its battle against ambush marketing entered the theater of the absurd. Is FIFA crazy like a fox, or just plain crazy?Susan Illston, the same judge who's overseeing the gigantic antitrust class actions against liquid crystal display makers, has tossed price-fixing complaints by Nokia, Motorola, and AT&T.
Judge James Selna seems to be eager to get rolling in the Toyota sudden unexpected acceleration cases, ordering Toyota and the plaintiffs to pick a bellwether case in the next four months.
BellSouth, Sprint Litigate Over Exec
BellSouth executive Gary D. Forsee's attempt to leave his post for a CEO position at Sprint has resulted in two lawsuits in Fulton Superior Court, an appeal that's now before the Georgia Supreme Court and an ongoing arbitration before former CIA and FBI chief William H. Webster. The claims: Forsee can't help but breach his duty of confidentiality and his promise not to compete with BellSouth if he joins Sprint.From Akin Gump to Kramer Levin
Letters A through K in the firm-by-firm summary of the responses to The American Lawyer's 2003 Associate Survey.The Kirkland team gained important ground for Apple in the escalating smartphone patent wars when they convinced an ITC judge that HTC had infringed two of their client's patents.
U.S. Carbon-Trading Market Would Profoundly Impact Law and Lawyers
Right now, several bills quietly wending their way through Congress have the potential to change just about everything in the U.S., from how we run our businesses to how we run our lives. But for most people, those proposals are as invisible as the substance they seek to regulate: carbon dioxide. Modeled on Europe's carbon cap-and-trade system, the bills foreshadow a new regulatory system that could have as profund an effect on the law, and what lawyers do, as the Superfund program or the Clean Air Act.In The Trenches: Boutique's founders hop to Troutman
TROUTMAN SANDERS HAS lured two local litigators, Daryll Love and Allen S.C. Willingham, from the Atlanta boutique they founded almost 20 years ago. In Washington, Troutman has snagged Kaye Scholer's international trade practice.In Atlanta, Willingham, 54, is joining Troutman as a partner and Love, 65, is joining as of counsel.Emory, UGA, Georgia State Climb but Deans Still Down on Rankings
Ty Ross says he doesn't even remember where Georgia State University's law school ranked in last year's U.S. News & World Report's Best Graduate Schools edition.Trending Stories
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