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High Court Ends Liberty U. Lawsuit Over Health Law
The Supreme Court has turned away a Christian university's attempt to overturn a key part of the Obama administration's health care law.Why Unpaid Interns Are Suing Employers
A recent run of lawsuits and rulings have convinced some employers to change their approaches to corporate internship programs.Deal of the Week: $6 Billion Eagle Ford Deal Means Work for Houston Lawyers
Houston lawyers are working on each side of a $6 billion Eagle Ford asset acquisition announced on Nov. 20. Devon Energy Corp. announced it reached a definitive agreement to acquire the Eagle Ford oil play assets from the privately held GeoSouthern Energy, which is based in The Woodlands.Survey: G.C. Salaries Up, Outside Spending Down
A new survey by the Association of Corporate Counsel and Empsight International, a human resources consulting firm that collects in-house attorney compensation data, indicates that general counsel salaries are increasing at a fairly predictable rate, while many law departments are cutting back on outside legal spend.View more book results for the query "*"
Why It's Harder to Sue Polluters in Canada
Litigating against pollution can be tougher in Canada than the United States, says EcoJustice general counsel Devon Page.Examining Efforts Clause and 'Trumping' Language
In his Contract Law column, Glen Banks, a partner at Norton Rose Fulbright (Fulbright & Jaworski), analyzes 'Netologic v. Goldman Sachs Group,' in which the First Department considered the pleading of a claim premised upon the alleged breach of an efforts clause in a contract, and 'Warberg Opportunistic Trading Fund v. GeoResources,' where the court considered the effect that should be given to the language of a "trumping" clause.Weight of Evidence and Extreme Emotional Disturbance
In his Criminal Law and Procedure column, Barry Kamins, administrative judge, Criminal Court of the City of New York, reviews a recent appellate decision that found, for only the second time since the Court of Appeals ushered in the "modern era" of weight-of-the-evidence review in 'Bleakley,' that it was against the weight of evidence for a jury to reject the affirmative defense of extreme emotional disturbance.Trending Stories
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