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Orlando Private School Sues Blogging Parent for Defamation
A private school in Orlando, Fla., claims the mother of a former student crossed the line in a critical Internet blog she wrote about her daughter's experiences there. So the New School of Orlando Inc. sued Sonjia McSween to stop her from publishing and talking about the school and force her to pay damages. Some say it's a case of censorship. Others say First Amendment rights have nothing to do with it.Professor G. Rowland Zigwhy on the Economy and the Law
In these chaotic times, I have been fortunate to obtain the views of the noted expert and commentator professor G. Rowland Zigwhy, whose wise commentary has appeared in this paper in the past.Differences on LLCs May Have Led to Strine's Rebuke
The Delaware Supreme Court's public rebuke of Delaware Court of Chancery Chancellor Leo E. Strine Jr. in a recent opinion may have been sparked by differing opinion between Chief Justice Myron T. Steele and Strine on the state's Limited Liability Company Act, according to legal sources within the state.Ark. high court removes death sentence for FS man
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) ? The Arkansas Supreme Court has ordered a new sentencing for a death-row inmate convicted of killing his girlfriend and her two young children during the 2006 Christmas holidays.View more book results for the query "*"
Poker Found a Game of Skill Not Covered by U.S. Gambling Act
Judge Jack Weinstein reversed the jury conviction of Lawrence Dicristina and found that, as a matter of law, Congress did not clearly intend to criminalize poker, which is not a game of pure chance, when it passed the federal Illegal Gambling Business Act.Asbestos Case Nets $10.3 Mil. Verdict
A San Francisco Superior Court jury awarded $10.3 million in economic and non-economic damages Monday in an asbestos case brought by a 60-year-old man allegedly suffering from mesothelioma.Daily Decision Alert: Vol. 9, No. 140 -- July 24, 2001
Gegerson v. State Farm Ins. Co.
Insurer Is Granted Summary Judgement Due to Examination Under Oath DefaultTracing the Legal History of Social Media
As a legal matter, social media is nearly in its 30s, according to the outline of "Key Moments in Social Media Law," compiled by John Delaney for Morrison & Foerster's Socially Aware blog.Trending Stories
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