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Banks May Lose $51M in Heller Dispute
A "clerical error" by Bank of America could mean it and Citibank will lose secured-creditor status, and have to return $51 million to Heller.Prosecutor's Ban on E-mail From Adversary Triggers Legal Skirmish
Imagine, in the age of electronic communication, a lawyer accusing her adversary of "unprofessional behavior" and "sharp practices" for using e-mail instead of more traditional means to send her motion papers.Find the Weakest Software Link Before Hackers Do
Does your risk management plan include vendor-supplied software and applications? Judy Selby, partner at Baker & Hostetler, says that every outsourced application represents a data breach risk deal with it.Dish and Disney Duel Over Contract Rights to Valuable Channels
Attorneys traded opening arguments yesterday in a lawsuit over television licensing, in which Dish Network argues that a series of contracts gave it the rights to four high-definition channels, a claim the media conglomerate rejects.Charity probe to next focus on campaign money
The next phase of an investigation into a veterans charity accused of being a front for a $300 million gambling operation will focus on the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on lobbying and campaigns donations.Chevron fined $9.5 billion in Ecuador environmental contamination case
An Ecuadorean judge ruled Monday in an epic environmental case that Chevron Corp. was responsible for oil drilling contamination in a wide swath of Ecuador's northern jungle and ordered the oil giant to pay $9.5 billion in damages and cleanup costs.The amount - $8.6 billion plus a legally mandated 10 percent reparations fee - was far below the $27.Judge Dismisses JPMorgan Suit Over Rescission of Mortgage Loan Insurance
In a blow to mortgage lenders, a U.S. judge in Newark throws out a suit by JPMorgan Chase Bank that challenged a mortgage insurer's right to unilaterally rescind coverage for almost 2,000 mortgage loans for alleged submission of misleading information.Court Secrecy Practices at Center of Drug Boss's 11th Circuit Appeal
In a case being closely watched by civil libertarians, journalists and the criminal defense bar, lawyers for convicted Colombian narcotics boss Fabio Ochoa have attacked his 2003 conviction partly on the grounds of federal court secrecy practices. A key issue in last week's oral arguments before the 11th Circuit was the constitutionality of "super-sealed" court documents that federal judges in Florida and Atlanta have used to hide the existence of some civil and criminal court cases.Commentary: Marketing Is Key to a Healthy Practice
Today, more than ever, marketing planning is essential to every lawyer in private practice — whether you are a first-year associate, a junior partner or a managing partner, says Kimberly Alford Rice.Trending Stories
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