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Opening Pandora's Box: Civil Discovery and Evidence of Wrongdoing
Civil discovery is like Pandora's Box: Open it up and all kinds of bad stuff might come out. The transcendence of electronic communication has exacerbated the situation considerably given the massive amounts of data that are routinely exchanged in litigation.The Legal Landscape Since The 'Bilski' Patent Decision
Richard Raysman, a partner at Holland & Knight, and Peter Brown, a partner at Baker & Hostetler, write the the Supreme Court's decision in Bilski clarified certain aspects of patent litigation, but it also created uncertainties for inventors who seek to patent software methodologies and financial processes; generated strategic concerns for certain patent licensors and licensees; and ultimately left the task of fashioning patentability standards to the USPTO and the Federal Circuit.Pennsylvania High Court Allows Immediate Privilege Appeals
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has decided that orders overruling claims of privilege and requiring disclosure of privileged materials are immediately appealable.Hedge fund bankruptcy involves $1.1 billion in losses
Quietly percolating, Palm Beach Finance is one of South Florida's largest bankruptcies ever, citing $1.1 billion in losses.In Quarter Century Since Baby M, No Legislative Action on Surrogacy
In the quarter-century since Baby M's birth, much has changed in the world of surrogacy, but the law in New Jersey has remained static.Lawyer Undone by Delay in Reporting Death, Retirement of Medical Experts
A lawyer who waited more than four months and until a second trial date to ask for added time to find a new expert witness — after one died and the other retired — is held to be out of luck.Board of Contributors: Trend in 4th DCA discourages unnecessary divorce litigation
Divorce and family law attorney Christopher R. Bruce explains how two recent appellate opinions may shift leverage in matrimonial settlement negotiations.High Court Gives IOLTA Programs the Green Light
In a 5-4 decision on March 26, the U.S. Supreme Court breathed new life into Texas' effort to provide legal services to the poor by upholding Washington state's Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts program.Trending Stories
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