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October 11, 2010 | National Law Journal

Lawyers with disabilities are making headway

When it comes to the number of attorneys and aspiring attorneys with disabilities, the picture is far from clear because few groups collect detailed information on disabled attorneys. Advocates say that is one reason why efforts to increase their presence throughout the profession have lagged behind the parallel pushes to boost the number of women and minorities. Still, doors are opening more and more for disabled attorneys.
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February 17, 2010 | Daily Report Online

1986 shooting details emerge after Ala. rampage

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August 23, 2000 | Law.com

Denny's Serves Up a Winning Video

When Jon K. Stage defended the owner of Denny's restaurant chain against a suit for allegedly denying service to minority customers, tape from a security camera showed that what the plaintiffs alleged to have happened did not. Stage used the tape as a sword and got the case dismissed. The approach is an example of how Denny's, plagued by discrimination cases, is now using aggressive litigation tactics.
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March 09, 2012 | Law.com

Judge Rebuffs Challenge to Ban on Non-Lawyer Firm Ownership

Southern District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan said Jacoby & Meyers' suit over Rule 5.4 of the state's Rules of Professional Conduct must fail because the rule is not the only one in New York that "forecloses plaintiffs from receiving non-lawyer equity investment," but it was the only one challenged by the firm.
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July 27, 2009 | The Legal Intelligencer

Judge Slashes Race Bias Verdict for Former Police

A federal judge has severely slashed a jury's $10 million verdict in a race bias suit brought by three former Philadelphia police officers after finding that each plaintiff's compensatory award must be capped at $300,000.
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February 09, 2007 | New Jersey Law Journal

Hospital Study May Proceed

In the first Certificate of Need case after the New Jersey Supreme Court's decision in St. Peter's University Hospital v. Lacy, the Appellate Division affirmed the Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services' (Department) approval of a demonstration project to study elective angioplasties performed at New Jersey hospitals without cardiac surgery backup on site.
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September 20, 2001 | Law.com

The Weakest Link

On the TV show "The Weakest Link," contestants go after the most vulnerable fellow player. Hackers play a similar game, but it's neither trivial nor televised. Frustrated by corporations' strong security defenses, hackers are probing for a weak link, and they may have found it: law firms. If they can't break through the corporate walls in cyberspace, perhaps they can attack the counselors to corporate America.
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September 08, 2010 | Law.com

Indian Court Upholds $2.6 Billion Tax Bill for Vodafone

In a landmark ruling Wednesday, the Bombay High Court said Vodafone Group is liable for an estimated $2.6 billion in taxes for its 2007 acquisition of one of India's largest mobile phone companies. The decision sets a precedent that could impact hundreds of foreign transactions and have a chilling effect on foreign investment, tax experts say. "We will very seriously consider an appeal," a Vodafone executive said. The judgment could impact similar cases now awaiting decisions, such as SABMiller's acquisition of Foster's beer business in India.
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June 01, 2003 | Legaltech News

EDD Danger Signs

Is your I.T. department vulnerable?WOULD YOU be surprised if performing a routine task — such as a server back up or a software installation — resulted in a subpoena? If the answer is yes, you are already at risk. The mere existence and proliferation of electronic data creates new responsibilities for I.T. departments, from a legal perspective.
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August 15, 2008 | Law.com

Parallel Proceedings: The End of an Error?

Three years ago, two similarly minded district court decisions rocked federal regulatory agencies and the Department of Justice (DOJ) by rejecting longstanding assumptions about the proper conduct of simultaneous civil and criminal investigations, commonly known as ?parallel proceedings.? This article analyzes those decisions.
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