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Law Deans Back in Demand as Presidents of Universities, Colleges
In an apparent resurgence of a trend of law deans and professors being hired to run universities and colleges, St. Thomas University School of Law Dean Thomas Mengler and Pepperdine University School of Law Vice Dean Tim Perrin will become the presidents of St. Mary's University in San Antonio and Lubbock Christian University in Texas, respectively.Consumer Fraud and the One-Time Sale
Is it good policy to apply the Consumer Fraud Act, with its onerous mandatory triple damages and attorney-fee-switching provisions, to people who are not professional sellers, and who can be held liable without proof of intent to mislead?Securities and Exchange Commission v. Lines
SEC's Delay in Service Due to Circumstances Outside Its Control; Securities Fraud Suit Denied DismissalMarvel Suit: Disney Had No Rights to Use Marvel Characters for TV
Comic superhero stable Marvel Enterprises Inc. has sued The Walt Disney Co., claiming the entertainment giant never had legal rights to make animated television programs based on comic book characters such as "Spider-Man" and "X-Men." In the suit, filed Friday in U.S. District Court, Marvel accuses Disney of copyright infringement, fraud and unfair competition stemming from Disney's distribution of animated episodes of Marvel characters.View more book results for the query "*"
Tribunals Put Defense Bar in a Bind
As the Pentagon gears up for possible military commission trials of Guantanamo Bay detainees, the criminal defense bar is split on the question of whether lawyers should volunteer to represent those facing trial before commissions, or register objection by refusing to participate. Says Col. William Gunn, head of the Pentagon defense team for military commissions, "Regardless of whether we have civilian counsel participating in every case ... I'm convinced we can provide vigorous representation."Patients signing away right to sue nursing homes
Patients hoping to get into nursing homes increasingly are signing away their rights to sue over poor care.NTP Sues 6 Major Tech Companies Over Patents Covering Wireless E-Mail
Four years after netting a $612.5 million settlement with BlackBerry maker Research in Motion, patent-holding company NTP is suing a half-dozen companies that do business in the wireless handheld device industry. On Thursday, NTP sued manufacturers, software makers and product developers in the Eastern District of Virginia for allegedly infringing eight NTP patents related to delivering electronic mail over wireless communications systems. The defendants are Apple, Google, HTC, LG Electronics, Microsoft and Motorola.Trending Stories
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