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DOJ Probes IBM's Mainframe Market Conduct
The U.S. Department of Justice is looking into allegations that IBM abused its dominant position in the mainframe computer market. The claims stem from IBM rivals who say that they've been frozen out of the market because Big Blue refused to allow its mainframe OS to run on non-IBM computers.
CIVIL RIGHTS | Districts can't assign students to schools based on race
The justices ruled, 5-4, that school districts' racial integration programs can't make student assignments based solely on racial classifications. Parents Involved v. Seattle School District.
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4th Circuit ruling could reopen thousands of deportation cases
A recent 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision � a ruling invalidating a regulation barring permanent residents from asking the Bureau of Immigration Appeals to reopen their case after they've been deported � could affect thousands of other cases and spark similar legal challenges in other circuits.By Blocking COLAs, Congress Broke Agreement With Judges, Circuit Rules
In a 10-2 decision, the Federal Circuit has found that Congress cannot revoke cost-of-living adjustments promised to federal judges in the Ethics Reform Act of 1989, reversing the court's holding to the contrary in 2001.
Discovery on Discovery Demands Cost-Shifting
In the rare cases where courts allow discovery on discovery (i.e., how the opponent preserved, collected, and produced responsive documents), it should be presumed that the requester pays for the responding party's costs to produce this information. [MORE]
Thompson & Knight Lawyer Does "Project Runway" Video Game Deal
Thompson & Knight partner J. Holt Foster has handled video game transactions for many years, but the high-profile deal he just negotiated for Tornado Studios stands out from the pack because it features a photo shoot instead of a shoot-'em-up. He helped arrange an agreement with television show "Project Runway" for his client.
Judge Scheindlin Helps Demystify Foreign E-Discovery
One of the most vexing problems for global companies and their lawyers is how to identify, collect, and use ESI in e-discovery without ending up in jail or facing huge fines, reports Monica Bay, editor-in-chief of LTN, from the Georgetown Advanced E-Discovery Institute Friday panel "First Do No Harm: Preserving and Admitting Foreign ESI."Trending Stories
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