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What to Watch for at Attorney General Nominee's Hearing
Two months of silent preparation will reach a climax Thursday when Eric Holder Jr. enters the Russell Senate Office Building for his confirmation hearing to be attorney general. He will face the most difficult hearing of his life. His opponents will look for opportunities to question his judgment — and perhaps score political points.Will the Federal Spam Law Really Unclog E-mail Boxes?
Cyberlaw: Experts cannot seem to agree on what effect, if any, the new federal anti-spam law will have on unsolicited e-mails flooding corporate and personal inboxes.Lawyer compensation dispute heads to arbitration
A dispute between Perkins Coie and a former partner is heading to arbitration over his claims that his pay was improperly reduced on law firm expense charges.Snowden's Fate Could Lie In Ecuador's Flowers, Vegetables
To force Edward Snowden's handover, the U.S. could swiftly hit Ecuador in the pocketbook by denying reduced tariffs on cut flowers, artichokes and broccoli.
Language, Culture Barriers Don't Hinder TBS Latin America GC
After a dozen years with Turner Broadcasting System Latin America, vice president and regional counsel William Muller is fluent in Spanish. But litigation in Latin America often involves cultural as well as language differences. "Sometimes the most inoffensive things can be taken a different way," Muller said. For example, the Cartoon Network was sued in Brazil by a group of magicians who felt that a promo spot depicting a second-rate magician performing poorly executed tricks defamed all "hat magicians."Whistleblowing Incentives for Lawyers?
Second Circuit weighs whether conflict rules bar attorneys from suing ex-employers under the Flase Claims Act.FTC Rule on Identity Theft Draws Strong Criticism From Bar Groups
Jury Sides With Defense in Alleged 'Experimental' Surgery
A Montgomery County jury has handed down a defense verdict in a case where the plaintiff alleged his doctor performed an "experimental" and less invasive surgical procedure on his back in lieu of a more invasive surgery that another doctor had recommended.Trending Stories
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