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The Road Less Traveled: There's More Than One Way to Get to the Texas Supreme Court
Rick Green, a Dripping Springs solo whose practice chiefly involves corporate transactions, and Debra Lehrmann, a Fort Worth family court judge, bested four appellate court justices in the Republican primary race for Place 3 on the Texas Supreme Court for the chance to face off in the April 13 runoff.Is Sotomayor a Judicial Activist? Studies Could Shed Light
Is Judge Sonia Sotomayor a judicial activist? Just hours after Sotomayor's selection to fill the upcoming vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court, special interest groups began the hunt for the dreaded activist in her, sifting decisions and speeches for evidence.Ex-Judges Advise New Super. Ct. Judges to Ask Questions
New Castle County Court of Common Pleas Judge Andrea L. Rocanelli was nominated to the Delaware Superior Court last week in order to fill a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Jerome O. Herlihy. As Rocanelli prepares to move into her new position, two former Superior Court judges say reaching out to the court's current judges and asking a lot of questions is key to ensuring a smooth transition.Kappos Leaving PTO After Efforts to Reshape U.S. Patent System
David Kappos is widely respected among intellectual property lawyers for his grasp of issues regarding patents in the age of software and the Internet, as well as his knowledge of how to implement change in a large organization like the Patent Office.Greenberg's AIG Suit Against U.S. Proceeds
Maurice "Hank" Greenberg may have been rebuffed in the New York state courts in his attempt to scuttle an eight-year-old claim against him, but the litigation crusade of the former American International Group's chairman against the U.S. government lives on.Grand jury indicts Louisiana Rep. Jefferson in bribery investigation
WASHINGTON AP - Louisiana congressman William Jefferson received more than $500,000 in bribes and sought millions more in nearly a dozen separate schemes to enrich himself by using his office to broker business deals in Africa, according to a federal indictment Monday.The charges came almost two years after investigators raided Jefferson's home in Washington and found $90,000 in cash stuffed in his freezer.No Recourse in the Law for Targets of "Gripe Sites"
In his Intellectual Property column, Stephen M. Kramarsky of Dewey Pegno & Kramarsky reviews a recent Eastern District decision where the court denied plaintiffs' application for a preliminary injunction prohibiting the continued publication of harmful reviews by defendants, even though it found some aspects of defendants' web-based business "troubling and perhaps unethical."3rd person dies in Ariz. sweat lodge; suit planned
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. AP - The family of a Minnesota woman who died more than a week after being overcome in an Arizona sweat lodge ceremony said Sunday that she prided herself on leading a healthy and active life.Liz Neuman, 49, of Prior Lake suffered multiple organ damage and was in a coma before she died Saturday at a Flagstaff hospital.Trending Stories
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