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Big Law's Decade of Technology
Welcome to 2010 ... and a new decade! Wow, we are getting old. Hey, where is my hovercraft? I guess I will have to settle for the ability to watch movies while simultaneously playing Pong against a foreign exchange student in Nepal and checking the best prices on new TVs -- all from my mobile phone.Judiciary's 1992 Lawsuit Recalled as 'Painful Episode'
As Appeals Pour In, Judges Spar Over Federal Guidelines
Judges on the 11th Circuit continue to chafe under hundreds of sentencing appeals brought about by the U.S. Supreme Court's January decision striking down federal sentencing guidelines. Two circuit judges, Gerald B. Tjoflat and Edward E. Carnes, each issued a special concurrence this week that wrestled with how to handle the high court's ruling in U.S. v. Booker. Carnes likened the complexity of sentencing rules to a "sword dance" and said, "Its steps can be intricate and the music unrelenting."
The M-Word: How Marketing Can Maximize Practice Strategy
The widespread acceptance of legal marketing has not been without challenges. New corporate realities and global market forces affecting the legal profession have given firms the opportunity to increase market share and capitalize on vulnerable markets. Strategic planning is more critical for firms today than ever before, and in-house marketing professionals are ideally positioned to facilitate and implement the process.
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Barnes & Thornburg launches nanotechnology group
Indianapolis-based Barnes & Thornburg has launched a nanotechnology practice group to serve businesses seeking new applications related to the technology. Co-chaired by Philip J. Faccenda Jr. and Todd Vare, the group will include attorneys from practice areas such as biotechnology, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, electrical engineering and environmental law.Parents` Wrongful Death Suit For Stillbirth Stands in Conn. New Doorway?
The administrators for the estate of Anthony J. Vecchio IV don`t have to claim he was alive or viable to sue for wrongful death. That`s implied from the fact he was an 8 month-old fetus at the time he was stillborn, a Stamford, Conn. judge trial referee has ruled.Succession: Talkin' 'Bout My Generation
Although David Boies turned 68 in March, no one is planning his retirement party.In Wake of Integrity's Downfall, State Strives to Keep Reinsurers on Hook
Two decades after Integrity Insurance Co. was declared insolvent and put into liquidation, its insureds are still being hit with claims from former workers as they fall ill to asbestosis caused by products they made or used. That means that reinsurers, among whom Integrity spread the risk, could face billions of dollars in "incurred-but-not-reported" claims for decades to come, if the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance has its way.Trending Stories
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