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High Court Rejects Appeal by Convicted Pharma Exec Harkonen
Publication Date: 2013-12-16 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
A Sidley Austin team led by Carter Phillips and Mark Haddad struck out on Monday in a bid to have the U.S. Supreme Court review the wire fraud conviction of former InterMune Inc. CEO Scott Harkonen.
'To Put it Simply, Polygamy is Now Lawful in Utah'
The National Law Journal speaks with Jonathan Turley about the legal victory of the Browns, the polygamist family at the center of TLC's reality show "Sister Wives," and what it means for similar families.
The Evolving Role of E-Discovery Neutrals
Richard Levie, a retired judge now working at JAMS discusses the changing role of e-discovery neutrals.
Fees Slashed, Kaye Scholer Claims Redemption in GSC Ruling
Publication Date: 2013-12-16 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Former GSC adviser Kaye Scholer says a ruling vindicates its conduct in the GSC Group Chapter 11, but the judge warned that "big firm-itis" contributed to carelessness in the case.
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Judge Jason Dimitris Sees Courtroom As Forum For Community Service
Miami-Dade County Court Judge Jason Dimitris says he tries his best to make sure pro se litigants fully understand what is happening during a proceeding.
Notable Supreme Court Books of 2013
Justices read books as well as briefs. Their recommendations are worth following as guidance for gifts for the Supreme Court aficionado in your life.
At Mid-Term, Top Disputes Await Supreme Court's Attention
Publication Date: 2013-12-16 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
As the U.S. Supreme Court begins a month-long holiday recess, visions of decisions likely dance in the heads of advocates in undecided, hot-button cases on the docket.
Viewpoint: California's Flawed 'Revenge Porn' Statute
In 2013, California passed its own revenge porn statute. But the law is so riddled with drafting errors as to be useless.
Festivus: An Employment Law Issue for the Rest of Us
Festivus may have started out as a "Seinfeld" satire of the worst aspects of Christmas, but it has bloomed into something like a real holiday—with potential legal issues for the workplace.Trending Stories
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