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Data Loss Prevention Systems at Your Firm
A comprehensive data protection plan that includes tools to manage what information can be seen either on paper or online, prohibits unauthorized electronic distribution and protects data while at rest or in transit is critical to ensuring privacy.Sizing Up the 2002 Texas Summer Associate Programs
Second-year law students will soon be shedding their book-laden backpacks and trying Texas firms on for size. And many of the state's top firms have more than enough planned to make sure their summer associates fit in. By combining hands-on experience, learning opportunities and a good helping of social events, firms hope to give them an inside look at both firm culture and workload.Blank Rome Adds Life Sciences Lawyer From Cozen O'Connor
Blank Rome has grabbed Cozen O'Connor's life sciences practice group chairman to serve as vice chairman of its life sciences industry team.Recently the Eastern District of Texas's reputation as a plaintiffs-friendly jurisdiction has taken a few hits. Well, here's some news that will help restore its standing: Microsoft has been told to pay $200 million to Canadian software company i4i for patent infringement.
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Four Firms Take Off With United-Continental Merger
Cravath, Jones Day, Vinson & Elkins, and Freshfield Bruckhaus Deringer are advising on the $3.7 billion merger that will change the landscape of the U.S. commercial aviation industry.Battle Lines Set, Senate Debates Sotomayor
The Senate held a history-making debate Tuesday on confirming Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor as the first Hispanic justice, with Republican opponents asserting she would bring bias to the bench and Democratic supporters saying she was a mainstream moderate. There was little doubt that President Obama's first high court nominee would be confirmed with bipartisan support as early as Thursday, but senators lined up to weigh in on her fitness for the bench, with an eye perhaps toward the next Supreme Court battle.When Disaster Strikes A Sloppy Job: The Act Of God Defense
Even if an Act of God occurs, the contractor remains liable for its breach of contract and must correct the work to conform to the contract, in the absence of language to the contrary.Trending Stories
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