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Attorneys Reinstated to Practice From the 2007 Ineligible List
Notice to the bar.Wainstein Tapped to Head New DOJ Division
The White House says it intends to nominate U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Kenneth Wainstein (right) to head the Justice Department's recently authorized National Security Division.EMI adds breach of contract suit to record label litigation against Grooveshark
Back in 2008, the ever-litigious recording industry set its sight on a new digital music service called Grooveshark. What began as a trickle of lawsuits has now become a flood of docket activity.Intellectual Property Litigation
Lewis R. Clayton, a partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, writes that, relying on an 80-year-old doctrine, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York recently held that a news agency possesses a "quasi-property" right in the news. AP's argument was anchored in a basic appeal to fairness, he says, and in the seldom-used "hot news" doctrine, which the U.S. Supreme Court first articulated in International News Service v. Associated Press.View more book results for the query "*"
Corrective Amendments to Rule 4:26-5
It is ORDERED that the attached corrective amendment to Rule 4:26-5 of the Rules Governing the Courts of the State of New Jersey is adopted to be effective immediately.Judge Mulling Whether to Pull Plug on Rival PG&E Plan
The nature of the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Chapter 11 bankruptcy case could change significantly this morning, with Judge Dennis Montali expected to rule on whether to eliminate one of the two proposed reorganization plans.On Wednesday, while all the white-collar world was transfixed by Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein's testimony at Raj Rajaratnam's insider trading trial, we got a visit from the ghost of insider trading past, ex-Qwest CEO Joe Nacchio, now residing at a federal prison in Pennsylvania. Nacchio says his misfortune is all due to trial mistakes by his former lawyer.
Circuit Rejects Bid for Fees in BAR/BRI Suit
Citing an "egregious" ethical violation, a federal appeals court has denied attorney fees to McGuireWoods for its work in obtaining a $49 million settlement of antitrust claims against the publishers of the BAR/BRI bar review course.Trending Stories
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