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'Get Out of Jail' for NorCal Trade Secret Violators Who Blow the Whistle
"The new WPP is likely to increase the reporting of corporate criminal conduct by individuals involved in intellectual property theft," writes retired Superior Court Judge Peter Kirwan.
Ga. Death Row Inmate Says Prosecutor Hid Plea Deal With Key Witness, Tainting His Trial
Hoping for a new trial, lawyers for the condemned man say they have evidence that the assistant district attorney who prosecuted the case made a previously undisclosed deal with the only eyewitness to the crime.
Are Law Schools Now Teaching Students How to Practice Law?
Much like traditional civil procedure classes leave off e-discovery and traditional contracts classes are not touching on blockchain, law schools have sometimes overlooked what really forms students into practicing lawyers.
Big Law's New York Offices More Than Doubled Am Law 100 Head Count Gains
Kirkland saw another boost in Manhattan head count last year, growing by 6% to 842 lawyers and retaining its top spot as the largest firm in the state.
Big Law's New York Offices More Than Doubled Am Law 100 Head Count Gains
Kirkland saw another boost in Manhattan head count last year, growing by 6% to 842 lawyers and retaining its top spot as the largest firm in the state.
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NYLJ 100: Profit Per Equity Partner Leaders
An increasing number of firms are passing the $7 million mark in this metric.
Cumulative Testimony in Medical Malpractice Defense
Cumulative testimony is generally excluded at trial based upon the sound discretion of the trial court, whose obligation it is to control the presentation of the issues to the trier of fact. This scenario arises in cases that involve expert witnesses from multiple specialties but may also occur when there are one or more missing witnesses.
Reasonable Diligence Under the Discovery Rule
Until the court squarely holds otherwise, plaintiffs seeking the benefit of the discovery rule will bear the burden of showing that no reasonable copyright owner, similarly situated, should have discovered the infringement before plaintiff did in fact discover it.NYLJ 100: Gross Revenue Leaders
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