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December 11, 2006 | Texas Lawyer

Bill Would Allow State Case Agent To Stay in Court

Unable to persuade an advisory panel to recommend that the Court of Criminal Appeals amend a rule that prevents the investigator in a criminal case from being in court at trial, prosecutors hope to make a case for such a change with the Texas Legislature.
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January 23, 2007 | The Recorder

'Informational Privacy' Right Upheld

The right to privacy in an Internet account is upheld by a New Jersey court. The ruling reaffirms the state's place as a leader in guarding Internet anonymity.
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May 01, 2013 | Daily Business Review

Agreement Frees $300M For Stanford Ponzi Victims

Victims of imprisoned financier R. Allen Stanford's Ponzi scheme are set to get $300 million in recovered foreign assets.
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March 19, 2010 | The Recorder

In re R.C.

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Novell Wins Defense Verdict Against SCO in Unix Copyright Trial
Publication Date: 2010-03-30
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We previously described the trial as a copyright dispute masquerading as a slander case, but a federal jury in Utah said it was plain and simple: Novell never transferred Unix copyrights to SCO, so SCO had no damages claims.

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Ground Zero Trials Set to Begin in 2010
Publication Date: 2008-12-11
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Seven years after 9/11, suits against New York City by Ground Zero rescue workers finally have a trial date--but the date is still more than a year away, according to The New York Times. Lawyers for the workers and the city have agreed to begin trials in May 2010.

September 28, 2010 | The Legal Intelligencer

Asbestos Defendant Who Didn't Appear for Trial Appeals $10 Mil. Award

A Philadelphia judge has asked an appellate court to uphold the $10 million in damages the judge awarded to an asbestos plaintiff and against which a gaskets manufacturer did not defend itself during a bench trial.
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August 05, 2009 | New Jersey Law Journal

Stoecker v. Echevarria

Plaintiff's failure to comply with the affidavit of merit statute did not bar plaintiff from asserting a claim against her attorney for fraud because that claim did not require proof that the attorney deviated from the standard of care applicable to the legal profession.
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January 09, 2012 | New York Law Journal

Reinventing the Credit Rating

Shearman & Sterling's Bradley Sabel, Donald Lamson and Shriram Bhashyam write: Dodd-Frank lays out a different world in which credit rating agencies and users of ratings must operate. The premise is that requiring credit rating agencies to share underlying information would allow users to verify ratings independently and prompt agencies to issue more reliable ratings. This presupposes that users of ratings can recreate ratings as efficiently as a credit rating agency and inadvertently exposes users to greater uncertainty.
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September 30, 2003 | Law.com

DNA Testing Expanded to All Convicted Persons in New Jersey

Legislation signed last week requires every person convicted of a crime in New Jersey, as well as convicts presently serving sentences, to submit blood or biological samples for DNA testing. The samples will be included in a statewide database and compared with those taken from unsolved crimes. As a result of the law, the state DNA data bank is expected to expand from the current 10,000 samples to more than 140,000 within the next two years.
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