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Spector v. Billy Smith's Sport Center Inc.
Court Finds Architectural Firm Clearly Established Triable Issues of Fact on Breach of Contract ClaimThe Ethics of Social Networking Discovery
Mark A. Berman, a partner at Ganfer & Shore, writes that although a recent trial court decision makes it clear that a court may require a person to authorize a social networking site to produce both public and private postings that person has made, the use of social networking sites by attorneys or investigators as an investigative tool is not unfettered.Former Justice Quillen Receives Governor's Heritage Award
William T. Quillen, a former Delaware Supreme Court justice and secretary of state, received the Governor's Heritage Award in a ceremony February 27 at the Delaware Public Archives in Dover.A First-Anniversary Look at the Impact of 'Stern v. Marshall'
Thompson Hine's Barry Kazan and Jim Henderson write: In the year since 'Stern' was decided, courts have grappled with how broadly to read the decision while also addressing practical issues arising in bankruptcy cases. Courts finding that 'Stern' has a broad application focus on public/private rights analysis; courts with narrow interpretations focus on the conclusion of Roberts' opinion: "[T]he question presented here is a 'narrow' one...[and] does not change all that much."View more book results for the query "*"
The Weinstein Co. v. Smokewood Entertainment Group LLC
Suit Alleging Breach of Contract to Distribute Film Is Dismissed; Distribution License Claims RejectedThe Lawyer as Whistleblower When Confronted With Evidence of a Material Violation
Rule 17 CRF 205 ? Standards of Professional Conduct for Attorneys ? which was promulgated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, became effective Aug. 5, 2003. The rule implements lawyers' reporting obligations as provided for in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.Strategic Considerations for Earn-out Provisions
George Zuber, a partner at Deloitte Financial Advisory Services, and Neal Barlia, a partner at Dickstein Shapiro Morin & Oshinsky,write that no one model earn-out provision is appropriate for all contracts � certainly no specific language can insure that no dispute will arise after the transaction closes. Nevertheless, careful consideration of the issues that commonly arise in earn-outs can help to reduce misunderstandings.When All Efforts Fail to Retain Them, Unintentional Biases May Be at Work
Ellen Ostrow, a psychologist and founder of Lawyers Life Coach, writes that rates of associate attrition from the largest law firms in the United States are higher than ever, in spite of years of efforts to reduce them. Women and attorneys of color share with white male lawyers many reasons for leaving, however, diverse attorneys bump up against other cultural norms that have been part of law firm mores for so long that they appear to be professional requirements.Banks divided on value of social media
Although cutting edge social media and the conservative world of banking may seem like an unlikely marriage, SunTrust Bank has launched an approach that is producing some promising resultsTrending Stories
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