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Google falls prisoner to mishmash of Internet laws
Google Inc.'s top lawyer, David Drummond, appealed to a London audience in October to help fight censorship of the World Wide Web. He mentioned China, Turkey and Thailand as some of the worst offenders of free Internet speech. Yet Italy is where prosecutors want Drummond to serve a yearlong prison term because of a 2006 video posting on Google.The Litigation Daily has never had much use for diamond sawblades, those handy devices that let you cut through hunks of glass tile or concrete as if they were sticks of butter. But Wiley Rein partner Daniel Pickard assures us there's a sizable U.S. market for the tools. And in an appellate victory last week before the U.S. Court of International Trade, Pickard guaranteed that U.S. manufacturers of diamond sawblades won't be undermined by Chinese and Korean competitors.
Block 268, L.L.C. v. City of Hoboken Rent Leveling and Stabilization Board et al
An exemption from rent control granted under the Rent Control Exemption Act runs with the land and a building does not lose its exemption upon its sale or conversion to condominiums.Abortion Covered by Pregnancy Discrimination Act
A woman who has had an abortion is protected from discrimination under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, according to a recent decision by the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Doe v. C.A.R.S. Protection Plus Inc. The ruling is the first time the court had addressed this issue specifically.View more book results for the query "*"
Law Profs Fasttrack Appeal of Their Slashed Verdict Against West
The two law professors whose $5.1 million defamation verdict against West Publishing was recently reduced to just $400,000 have won the right to take an immediate appeal.Another Major Pittsburgh Firm Seeking Aggressive Growth
First it was Buchanan Ingersoll and Klett Rooney Lieber & Schorling. Then came Reed Smith and Richards Butler. Up next may be Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham and Preston Gates & Ellis.House targets illegal immigrants, Senate tables measure
ATLANTA AP - The Georgia House has overwhelmingly adopted a bill that would outlaw sanctuary cities - places where officials are prohibited from reporting illegal immigrants.The sanctuary cities bill passed the House on Wednesday 129 to 32. The sponsor, James Mills of Gainesville, conceded that no such cities formally exist in Georgia.Jerry Brown to Run for State AG in '06
Oakland, Calif., Mayor Jerry Brown has confirmed he will seek the 2006 Democratic nomination for state attorney general. The move will mark Brown's first run for statewide office in nearly two decades and will likely turn the usually sedate AG's race into one watched around the country. Speculation has swirled for months about whether the controversial former California governor and presidential candidate would run for attorney general.Trending Stories
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