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In this installment of excerpts from the Arbitration Scorecard, we look at a $5 billion dispute between Moldovan investors and the Republic of Kazakhstan over rights to hydrocarbons exploration and a $9 billion dispute between Russia's Gazprom and Poland's state-owned gas utility company.
Jurors in Pennsylvania state court heard opening arguments Tuesday in the first trial of more than 600 cases alleging that GlaxoSmithKline hid information that its blockbuster antidepressant Paxil causes birth defects.
Raise your oversized glasses to the lawyers who beat back New York City's ban on large sugary drinks on Monday, keeping the city safe for the sweet-toothed and thirsty.
The Point Man in Defense of U.S. Tactics in War on Terrorism
Sometimes it seems that Paul Clement, No. 2 in the SG office, is everywhere at once. In a three-week span last year, he appeared before the U.S. Supreme Court, Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, and the Fourth Circuit. In addition, Clement has been tasked with shepherding high-stakes terrorism cases, including those of Padilla and Yaser Esam Hamdi. The sensitive assignment is testimony to his stature within the Bush administration.Counsel Comes South To Test Fairness in Ga. Death Cases
Georgia is the only state that does not mandate that the condemned have a right to lawyers for the habeas process. The idea behind representation is to ensure death row inmates' trials and sentencing meet constitutional standards of fairness before they are put to death. If the U.S. Supreme Court declared such a right, states would be forced to ensure that condemned inmates have competent legal representation for their habeas petitions. But the court recently turned downed the chance to make that ruling.Court Considers Hearing Texas Case Involving Role of International Law
The already-intense de-bate over the role of international law in U.S. Supreme Court decision-making shifts into high gear this week when the justices consider the case of Jose Medellin, a Mexican citizen on death row in Texas.How to Shift Law Firms to a Performance-Based Compensation System
In the last year, several Am Law 100 firms have announced that they have shifted to, or will shift to, a performance-based compensation program for associates. Dan DiPietro, Lisa Keyes and Laura Saklad write that designing and executing a successful performance-based system aligned to a particular firm's strategy takes time, and the changes can require major cultural shifts and can even run the risk of costing, rather than saving, the firm money. Still, for many firms the benefits will outweigh the costs.Trending Stories
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