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Eyewitness Identification Often Flawed And Safeguards Required, Report Says
Finding strong scientific evidence that mistaken identifications of criminal suspects occur too often, a special master is urging New Jersey's Supreme Court to modify decades-old jurisprudence and treat eyewitness evidence as it does forensic material.
King & Spalding Adds Energy Sector Specialist From Milbank
King & Spalding has brought on from Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy an M&A partner specializing in the energy sector. Crayton L. Bell will practice as a New York-based partner in the firm's global energy transaction practice. Bell's addition comes amid a global push by the Atlanta-based firm to expand its presence in the energy sector. King & Spalding recently added a five-lawyer team from Hogan Lovells, and this month announced plans for a Singapore office focused on energy deals and international arbitration.S.C. attorney general faces public records lawsuit over James Brown's estate
A freelance journalist from Newberry, S.C., has sued South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, saying he has intentionally withheld public records she requested in the fight over entertainer James Brown's estate.
Ex-Client Files $192 Million Suit Against Duane Morris
The former head of a Maryland-based credit card processing company is seeking more than $192 million in damages from Duane Morris, alleging that the attorney he hired to assist him in selling a controlling interest in the company failed to disclose his relationship with the buyer, a Baltimore-based venture capital firm.GE forms medical, power equipment ventures in Russia
General Electric agreed to form ventures with state-controlled OAO Inter RAO UES and Russian Technologies to produce equipment in Russia and help upgrade the country's energy and health-care systems.
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Where Should Internet Torts Be Litigated?
A case going before the Supreme Court at its private conference April 25 poses a domestic version of a jurisdictional dilemma recently litigated in Australia: For a medium that knows no boundaries, where should Internet torts be litigated?Daily Decision Alert: Vol. 8, No. 205 -- October 23, 2000
Lovells Shakes Up Salaried Partner Bonus Ahead of Hogan Merger
Lovells is set to change the way it pays bonuses to its non-equity partners to bring them in line with merger partner Hogan & Hartson. The new system will see Lovells' salaried partners receive a fixed sum paid out of a central bonus pool directly related to the overall profits of the firm. The system will be phased in over a two-year period and ultimately lead to a bonus pool that amounts to 15 percent of the overall profits of the firm -- the percentage currently used by Hogan & Hartson.Trending Stories
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