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Civil Unions Do Not Confer Full Protections Under the Law
Ann Margaret Carrozza, a elder law and estate planning attorney, writes: All indications are that DOMA is destined to join 'separate but equal' as an embarrassing footnote in our history. When this happens, same-sex marriage laws will be determined at the state level. As the New York Legislature readies to once again take up the issue, opponents of marriage equality are giving voice to many familiar arguments.GCs at Large Texas Companies See Slight Pay Dip
Nearly flat as a pancake — that's an apt way to describe 2009 compensation compared to 2008's for Texas general counsel who are among the highest-paid executives at their companies. Compensation for Charles W. Matthews (pictured), former VP and GC of Exxon Mobil Corp., totaled $9.7 million in 2008, more than the highest-compensated GC in 2009. Matthews retired from his GC position in 2010.'Scant' Injury to Pru No Ground for Sealing Documents in Class Action
Prudential Insurance Co. can't bar disclosure of internal documents submitted in discovery in a putative class action that alleges it misled policyholders, a U.S. judge in Newark rules.Former NFL Players' Concussion MDL Has Its First Courtroom Date
In the first courtroom appearance in the multidistrict litigation brought by former football players against the National Football League over their concussive injuries, the judge heard arguments on a threshold issue that will determine whether or not the case will head toward trial.3rd Court Upholds Ruling Regarding John Colyandro, Jim Ellis
In a per curiam Order handed down March 17, Austin's 3rd Court of Appeals denied the state's motion for reconsideration en banc in Ex Parte Colyandro and Ex Parte Ellis.Getting Creative on Big Law Holiday E-Cards
It seems that all of Big Law has embraced the "eco-friendly" e-card, notes The Snark, but lack of creativity is resulting in a lot of holiday spam. Why not send something different, like videos with caroling lawyers or celebrity appearances, or interactive games -- complete with lawyers!Standardizing Desktops Is Worth the Challenge
Committing to standardization of the desktop environment is the easy part. Making it happen, and maintaining it going forward, requires some pretty cool tools and techniques.N.J. Justices: Investigated Company May Retain Employees' Counsel
Companies under criminal investigation may -- subject to conditions -- retain counsel for their employees who are also targets or may become witnesses, the New Jersey Supreme Court held Monday.Board Of Contributors: More Deceptive, Unfair Trade Claims Likely
With foreign investors transacting significant business in the Sunshine State, it is likely that more foreign plaintiffs will bring Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act claims, write Alan Kluger and Jorge Delgado of Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine.Trending Stories
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