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June 01, 1999 | Law.com

War Crimes Prosecutor Takes Careful Aim at Milosevic

Last week's indictment against Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and his deputies bears the mark of Louise Arbour, a skilled and cautious prosecutor. Arbour opted for charges that are straightforward to prove -- three crimes against humanity and one violation of the laws or customs of war -- and avoided the temptation to pile on more sensational charges, like genocide, that would have been problematic in court. But many obstacles remain before Milosevic can be brought to trial.
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June 29, 2012 | The Recorder

Gibson Dunn Takes Litigation Duo from Ropes & Gray

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Gibson Dunn, Cooley Fend off Facebook Patent Challenge
Publication Date: 2012-05-08
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On Tuesday the Federal Circuit affirmed Facebook's 2010 victory over a voluble patent plaintiff and his lawyers at King & Spalding in the social networking giant's first-ever trial. The plaintiff, who claims his patent covers pretty much "everything you do on Facebook," isn't happy.

December 01, 2003 | National Law Journal

Proud to be a trial lawyer

North Carolina Senator John Edwards's new book Four Trials, about his career as a lawyer, points up his position as the most pro-plaintiffs' lawyer among Democratic candidates.
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June 07, 2001 | Law.com

Loss-of-Chance Doctrine in Medical Negligence Litigation

Suppose a client explains to you he is dying of cancer and, according to the client, the doctor diagnosed the cancer -- but diagnosed it late. When an attorney confronts a missed diagnosis or treatment for a medical malady, consider the theory of recovery known as "loss of chance." In the medical negligence setting, the loss-of-chance doctrine addresses situations in which damages are theoretical and uncertain.
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October 25, 2004 | National Law Journal

CRIMINAL PRACTICE | Justices to mull shackling during trial

On Oct. 18, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear another capital murder case (Deck v. Missouri) and denied certiorari to a number of other cases.
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August 06, 2013 | Law.com

Despite Alleged Custody Breach, Hungarian Girl May Stay in U.S.

A 14-year-old Hungarian girl whose father petitioned for her return to Hungary after she was brought to the United States two years ago by her mother can stay in the U.S. even though she and her mother are undocumented, a federal judge has ruled.
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February 28, 2000 | Law.com

When in Rome, Be Corporation Counsel

As the Woodstock '99 concert ended last July in Rome, N.Y., in a rampage of fires, looting and generalized mayhem, Gregory Amoroso was a little surprised to find himself standing in the middle of it.
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December 07, 1999 | Law.com

Charles R. Morgan, BellSouth Corp.

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August 02, 1999 | Law.com

Shootings Overshadow ABA Panels Gun Violence Debate

Thursday's shooting rampage in metro Atlanta occurred just a week before the ABA comes to town to hear, among other things, a debate on gun suits. Though no details had emerged late Friday of any possible liability surrounding the shootings in Buckhead that left as many as nine dead, those involved in gun suits say it will be impossible to avoid reference to the massacre at the ABA's panel discussion.
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