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Holiday Gift to Lawyers: Marketing Advice From the Experts
Even though I have been advising lawyers and law firms for over 25 years, this "young" dog can still learn new tricks. To be the best I can be for my law firm clients, I read just about everything I can on law firm marketing, attend and host conferences, and speak to "real-life" clients — all with the goal of finding the latest and greatest techniques.2nd Circuit Tosses 9/11 Lawsuit Against Saudi Arabia, Princes
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and four of its princes cannot be sued for funding Muslim charities that funneled money to al-Qaeda in the period leading up to the 2001 terror attacks, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.GCs Waiting for Law Firms to Dance
Cephalon General Counsel Gerald Pappert doesn't know what it is like to run a legal department during law firm glory days, but after joining the pharmaceutical company in May 2008, he quickly got to the task of curtailing firms' old ways.Energy Lawyers Predict Sweeping Legislation
Congress could make big moves on energy policy next session, thanks to the boom in natural gas and oil production from shale deposits across the country.Poker Found a Game of Skill Not Covered by U.S. Gambling Act
Judge Jack Weinstein reversed the jury conviction of Lawrence Dicristina and found that, as a matter of law, Congress did not clearly intend to criminalize poker, which is not a game of pure chance, when it passed the federal Illegal Gambling Business Act.The Future Ain't What it Used to Be
— Yogi Berra, baseball player & legal technology strategistMediation Preparation: Don't Let the Informality Fool You
This is the sixth article in this series on mediation advocacy. The fifth article, published May 18, discussed how to prepare for the preliminary planning meeting with the mediator and opposing counsel.Siegelman, Scrushy seek new trial, cite juror e-mails about case
MONTGOMERY, Ala. AP - Jurors who convicted former Gov. Don Siegelman and ex-HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy discussed the case in e-mails before reaching a verdict, violating the judge's instructions, defense attorneys said in a motion Monday seeking a new trial.The motion cited a sworn statement from a juror, who was not identified, and copies of e-mails that attorneys said they received by mail.Trending Stories
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