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May 21, 2004 | Law.com

Who Will Be 'The Partner'?

An upcoming reality show promises to pit newly minted J.D.s against one another in mock trials and courtroom showdowns. Think "The Apprentice" for the legal set. The winner will enjoy a huge career boost, promises the show's casting director. But veteran attorneys have their doubts. While one touts the value of exposure, another predicts the show "will make clowns and buffoons" out of its aspiring cast.
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August 01, 2006 | New York Law Journal

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July 23, 2007 | National Law Journal

New surge to bolster attorney-client rights

With bills now introduced in both the House and Senate, a wide-ranging coalition of business, bar and civil rights groups sees possible success by year's end for a new law barring federal prosecutors from requiring waiver of attorney-client and work-product protections in corporate investigations.
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February 01, 2005 | The American Lawyer

A Series of Fortunate Events

A dog in a turtleneck sweater. An elephant hang gliding on a beach. What in the world is Bingham McCutchen thinking with these crazy print advertisements? Do animals in costumes have anything to do with practicing law?
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March 07, 2003 | Law.com

Blindsided by Boredom

Believe it or not, the hero of the new film "Daredevil" is an attorney. When Daredevil's alter ego loses in court, our hero takes to the streets to administer his own brand of justice to the victorious defendant. The film certainly isn't billed as a comedy, but, says Judge Dread, when Ben Affleck, as the red-leathered Daredevil, hisses something about "coming here for justice," feel free to laugh out loud. You won't be alone.
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November 21, 2008 | Daily Report Online

Obama's executive muscle

Before he was tapped to co-chair the Obama transition team, John Podesta, during a Senate hearing last September on "restoring the rule of law," criticized a Bush administration policy holding that because a president could revoke or amend an executive order at any time, he could just depart from it without expressly revoking or waiving it, or even suspend it for a day.
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June 12, 2006 | National Law Journal

Enhancing law library catalogs

In this brave, new world of search engines and online databases, the law library catalog must work to find its niche among these online players. Librarians may need to stretch the boundaries of their catalogs in order to keep up with the online Joneses.
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October 13, 2010 | Law.com

Opening Statements Offer 2 Views of Terror Suspect: Key Bombing Participant or Dupe

Launching the long-awaited trial of the first Guantanamo detainee to be moved into the civilian justice system, a prosecutor and defense lawyer on Tuesday gave the jury radically different views of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani's role in the al-Qaida cell that bombed two U.S. embassies in 1998. The prosecutor called Ghailani "a vital member" of the cell, while the defense lawyer insisted he was nothing more than an innocent dupe, urging the jury to keep an open mind and not be seduced by references to Osama bin Laden.
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July 24, 2013 | Daily Report Online

Shave And A Lawsuit? Connecticut Lawyer Tries 'Hybrid Business' Trend

Donald E. Howard II sees his new business venture as a natural combination: Everybody needs to get their hair cut and lots of people like to talk about their troubles at the barbershop.
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September 16, 2013 | Texas Lawyer

Is a Receiver Bound to Arbitration Agreement if Suing on Behalf of Creditors?

The 5th Circuit rarely lets parties out of contracts that mandate that their disputes be settled through binding arbitration. That could turn out to be true even for the federally appointed receiver who's seeking to recover the allegedly fraudulently transferred assets of convicted financier R. Allen Stanford and his related companies.
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