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Trump stymied in bid to build at NY's Jones Beach
After promising in typical Trumpian modesty to replace a restaurant at a landmark New York beach with "the finest dining and banquet facility anywhere in the world," Donald Trump seethes four years later that visitors still must pass what he calls "a rat-infested dumpSearch Engines, the Next Train Wreck?
Some of the recent advances in search technology applications have outpaced the law. Although the courts have started to hand down important decisions about the liability of search engine providers, much is still unclear.
Firm Gives Pro Bono Work the Tech Edge
Winston & Strawn recently revamped their pro bono intranet page � so that it would not only contain standard resources (calendar, news, forms file and library), but also feature a new innovation: a search tool that could identify available opportunities.
DOJ Antitrust Suit Alleges Apple and E-Book Publishers Fixed Prices
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'Agricultural' Designation In Growth Area Is Spot Zoning
In a decision that paves the way for development of a wide tract of Upper Merion Township land, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has overturned the township's zoning hearing board's denial of a developer's petition to rezone a local golf course ...Justice, Swift and Kinda Cheap: Man Gets No Reward Because He Called 911 Before Crime Hotline
A Florida man who reported a suspect wanted in a string of bomb threats will not get a $5,000 reward because he called 911 before the local crime hotline.
Hanson's Move Brings Smaller Offices
Hanson, Bridgett Managing Partner Andrew Giacomini credits "reasonable egos" for a unanimous vote allowing the firm to move toward saving money and promoting interaction.
Enforcing Foreign Judgment as Offensive to Public Policy
Margaret A. Dale, a partner at Proskauer Rose, and Julie A. Tirella, an associate at the firm, write that the CPLR provides discretionary grounds for nonenforcement of foreign judgments. Among them is where the cause of action on which the judgment is based is repugnant to the public policy of the state, such as a foreign judgment that impinges on First Amendment rights. The analysis required to make that determination was recently set forth by the Second Circuit in the Viewfinder case.Trending Stories
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