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Special Focus Report: 2013 Year in Review
Texas Lawyer looks back at 2013 -- the significant lateral moves, the tongue-in-cheek awards, the memorable quotes, the most challenging litigation, and the most important substantive legal developments.
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The Perfect Holiday Gift for the Lawyer in Your Life
Looking for a holiday gift for a lawyer? Check out "Lawyer Poets And That World We Call Law: An Anthology Of Poems About The Law," edited by James R. Elkins. The poems are written by our fellow attorneys.Super Bowl Sells Out for Loews Regency After Revamp
The Tisch family, co-owners of the NFL's New York Giants, can celebrate that renovations at their Loews Regency Hotel New York are being completed in time for the Super Bowl.
Deal of the Week: Sysco Corp. Gobbling Up US Foods in $8.2 Billion Deal
Houston-based food-service company Sysco Corp. turned to Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and Arnall, Golden & Gregory for its pending acquisition of US Foods in a deal valued at about $8.2 billion.
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Public Defenders Back Revised 'Warning Shot' Bill
The Florida Public Defender Association has decided to back a measure that would grant immunity to people who show or fire guns in self-defense—the so-called "warning-shot" bill.Judge Allows Appeal in Detroit Bankruptcy Case
A crucial decision that keeps Detroit in bankruptcy court and puts pensions at risk can immediately be appealed to a higher court, a judge said Monday.Judge Recommends Dismissal of Activist's Harassment Lawsuit
A federal magistrate judge has recommended dismissing a lawsuit by a U.S.-based Russian activist accusing a former Russian lawmaker who is seeking asylum in the United States of filing a defamation claim against the activist for political reasons.Microsoft GC Wary Of Government Surveillance
Microsoft's general counsel warns U.S. government surveillance constitutes an "advanced persistent threat" on the level of malware.Trending Stories
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