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Law Profs Win $5 Mil. Defamation Verdict Against West
West Publishing was hit with a verdict of more than $5.1 million in a defamation suit brought by two law professors who claimed their reputations were damaged when West falsely identified them as the authors of a poorly researched treatise update.Applications to Appoint Temporary Receivers
Todd E. Soloway, a partner at Pryor Cashman, and Luisa K. Hagemeier, of counsel to the firm, write: The distrust occasioned by a mortgagor's default understandably moves a foreclosing secured lender to seek the appointment of a temporary receiver. However, many lenders mistakenly believe that an application for the appointment of a receiver in a foreclosure context is a fait accompli. In reality, the mere fact that a default exists will not alone be sufficient to obtain the appointment of a temporary receiver.Pa. Supreme Court to Review Power of Orphans' Court Judges to Reverse Errors
The state Supreme Court will have an opportunity to consider whether judges sitting in common pleas courts' Orphans' Court divisions have the equitable power, not possessed by other common pleas judges, to reverse errors made in final declaratory judgments more than 30 days after the judgments are entered.Bridgeport Fire Settlement Gets Final Approval
A Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge has approved the $35 million settlement in an intensely contested class action over a fire that destroyed a business complex.Thought Leadership: A Game to Share With Your Friends
John Hellerman and Spencer Baretz, cofounders of Hellerman Baretz Communications, write: Law firms need to find a way get past their marketing inhibitions and convert those closest to them into ambassadors for their brands. Typically, when your article, quote or other content is relevant and easily passed on, a receiver will share with their network either important knowledge they gleaned from your content, or your content itself.Fox Rothschild's growth spurt breaks all the rules
Fox Rothschild is on a march across the country with a business model that defies conventional wisdom. While other Am Law 200 firms frantically cull practice areas to increase profitability, Fox has added seven in the past four years. The firm has also opened a slew of new offices. Has it paid off? During the past five years the firm has almost doubled its gross revenue and head count and has improved revenue per lawyer by about 20 percent. Says co-chair Abraham Reich: "To stand still is to move backward."Wikipedia Creates Concerns Aplenty About the Web's Reliability
Though the online encyclopedia Wikipedia just added its 1 millionth English-language article, controversy over the value of its content continues. Concerns arise because Wikipedia has no single editor, and virtually anyone can add a new entry or edit an existing one. Rivkin Radler partner Shari Claire Lewis says the Wikipedia issue should be of concern for lawyers, whether they are preparing briefs, researching memoranda or letters to clients or searching for information on adverse parties or their counsel.Former AOL Worker Reaches Plea on Charges of Stealing 92 Million E-Mail Addresses
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