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Arizona lowers barrier for out-of-state lawyers
PHOENIX AP - Arizona is making it easier for out-of-state lawyers to practice here by eliminating a requirement to pass the state's licensing exam under some circumstances.A rules change approved by the state Supreme Court and announced Tuesday without comment will permit attorneys from other states to practice law in Arizona without having to pass the bar exam if the lawyer's home state reciprocates for Arizona lawyers.
White-Collar Bar Wants More From Department of Justice
After pressure from judges, Congress and the corporate world, the Department of Justice announced this week a series of policy changes that aim to stop prosecutors from using a corporation's refusal to share certain information as a check against the company when it comes time to decide whether to prosecute. While policy adjustments were thought to be much-needed by the white-collar defense bar, some practitioners are questioning whether those changes will have any real effect.
Remote Access: What It Can Do for You
Most people have heard of remote access and wireless Internet, two terms that could be, but aren't always, interchangeable. But from a practical standpoint, how do they apply to the common practitioner? Computer guru Brian Harris discusses the ways both types of technology can be used to help both large firm employees and solos practitioner to connect remotely to their work computers.
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Legal 'Angels,' Reality Show Join Forces
Before reality TV, young attorneys had mere litigation as a means of justice for a New York family driven to the streets after a contractor allegedly left their house uninhabitable and then sued for more money. Enter ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition." St. John's University School of Law has found it to be a useful -- if unorthodox -- tool in aiding the 62-year-old woman and her sons.
Microsoft and Google Challenge Geotag's Online Mapping Patent
Plano, Texas-based GeoTag faces challenges to the validity of its online mapping patent from a formidable duo: Microsoft and Google. GeoTag is a prolific patent infringement filer in its own right, having sued nearly 400 defendants. Will it survive the onslaught of the tech tandem?2nd Circuit attempts to clarify fee rule in civil rights cases
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals spread consternation in April when it seemed to add additional grounds for reducing fee awards to attorneys who handle civil rights cases. Thursday, the panel issued an amended opinion denying the rehearing on the fee issue.Directive No. 11-05 � Reserved Matters [Supersedes Directive No. 21-68]
Notice to the bar.Local Prosecutor, Battling Cancer and Corruption Probe, Resigns
Longtime Waterbury State’s Attorney John Connelly will be remembered for trying more death penalty and murder cases than possibly any other prosecutor in the state's history.Trending Stories
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