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This Week in Law Journal History
Law Journal stories through the last century.Forwarding Fees in Texas Are Here to Stay
It is hard not to wonder why attorneys in Texas operate under a different set of rules from other statewide professionals or their legal counterparts in other states. Unlike most states, the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct specifically permit "forwarding fees" among attorneys. Some exceptions exist, such as in criminal matters, but referral fees are quite common in personal-injury law and in other areas to a lesser extent.Court Bars Disappointed Bidder From Suing for Spectrum Profits
Foreclosure judgment lost by owner of five Fort Lauderdale restaurant buildings
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Microsoft's lawyers at Sullivan & Cromwell vowed last July they'd easily preserve their big antitrust win against Novell, the sole remaining antitrust plaintiff challenging Microsoft over its market dominance in the 1990s. On Monday they delivered on that promise.
The new chief, Heidi Wendel, comes from the New York Attorney General's office. Her predecessor, Sean Cenawood, is going into private practice.
Legal Aid Society Automates Documents With activePDF
The Legal Aid Society of Orange County, Calif., designed a technology program around activePDF products, which creates and edits documents that help low-income people resolve legal issues and file taxes.Trending Stories
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