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November 02, 2000 | Law.com

Time Waits for No Lawyer

U.S. District Judge Thomas W. Thrash Jr., of the Northern District of Georgia, is serious about ensuring a speedy trial: he sets strict time limits in which parties must try their cases and watches the clock to make sure they do. Many attorneys actually appreciate the limits, saying they are a form of case management that forces them to make presentations more organized, focused and concise.
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November 09, 2000 | Law.com

Questions, Suits Continue Over Layout of Palm Beach's Ballot

As the recount continues in a presidential race in which every vote matters, questions continue to arise about the design of the ballot in Palm Beach, Fla. Several individual lawsuits and a class action have been filed thus far, calling the ballot bogus and illegal. And as the storm of protests grows, some voters are demanding a new county presidential election.
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March 04, 2003 | Law.com

Kilpatrick Pulls Plug on Miami Office

Three years after Atlanta-based Kilpatrick Stockton opened a Miami office and announced plans to stock it with lawyers, management has closed the doors. Personnel were notified late last year that the office would close on Dec. 31. The office, which opened with high hopes for technology, Latin American business and extended service for existing clients, never grew to more than about 15 lawyers.
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April 15, 2013 | Legaltech News

Next! LTN Picks of Upcoming Panels & Events

Next! LTN Picks of Upcoming Panels & Events: This week includes an e-discovery boot camp, the Civil Rules Committee, Big Data, and drones. [MORE]
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August 07, 2002 | Law.com

ABA Agenda: Who, What, Where, When

The American Bar Association descends on Washington, D.C., on Thursday for six days, and with it come thousands of lawyers ready to debate and discuss. Among the topics: Life during wartime, corporate corruption and judicial ethics. And on the lighter side, several D.C. attorneys will be honored with awards. Here are some highlights.
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June 06, 2011 | Texas Lawyer

Case Summaries

The following state and federal court opinions were issued from May 5 to May 27. Practice areas addressed in these cases include arbitration, tax law, criminal law, appeals, civil practice, employment law, family law, tax law and torts, among others. Subscribers have access to the full text of these opinions online and can receive Texas Lawyer's Daily Case Alert, which includes the very latest opinions issued by state and federal appellate courts in Texas. To sign up to receive the Daily Case Alert in your inbox each day, click here.
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September 11, 2007 | Law.com

Are Two Venerated D.C. Law Firms Destined for a Slow Fade?

The transition to a more competitive environment has not been easy: How much do law firms expand? In what areas? How do they balance firm culture with the need to compete for everything from talent to clients? Two old-line institutions -- Arnold & Porter and Covington & Burling -- seem to be having trouble adjusting to Washington's new paradigm. "It's been a time of some transition in our firm as we moved from a time of big litigation to a more diverse practice," says Arnold & Porter Chairman Thomas Milch.
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November 11, 2011 | Daily Business Review

Law firm denies discrimination against disabled former client who used a guide dog

An attorney with Larkin Axelrod Ingrassia & Tetenbaum was sued for refusing to allow a client to bring her service dog into its office.
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February 21, 2005 | New Jersey Law Journal

Arista Records Inc. et al v. Flea World Inc. et al

The considerations creating immunity for Internet Service Providers in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act are absent in the relationship arising from rental of space at flea markets; also, because the explanatory statements in defendants' answer are a proper form of explanation of a partial denial and are admissible under Fed. R. Evid. 801(d)(2), and are not the product of mistake, typographical error, or neglect, defendants may amend the answer to the extent it doesn't conflict with previous admissions.
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February 15, 2000 | Law.com

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