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Officer Struck by 2nd Circuit Judge While Directing Traffic Dies
A New Haven, Conn., police officer died Saturday, four days after being struck by a sport utility vehicle driven by 2nd Circuit Judge John M. Walker Jr. Officer Dan Picagli, a 17-year veteran of the force, was hit while directing traffic in the rain the night of Oct. 17. No charges have been filed. Police Chief Francisco Ortiz said the accident remained under investigation, but officers did not feel it was necessary to test Walker for drugs or alcohol.A Copyright Enforcement Measure Becomes Law
And patent reform rears its head once again in a pre-election flurry in D.C.High Court Leaves in Place Campaign Spending Law
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals affirming New York City's 2007 campaign finance law that dramatically restricted the amount of money individuals and entities doing business with the city can contribute to local campaigns.View more book results for the query "*"
Confidentiality Provisions: One Size Does Not Fit All
Then there is the stand-alone nondisclosure agreement or confidential disclosure agreement (CDA), which enables parties to exchange information as part of evaluating and negotiating potential business relationships. So pervasive are these provisions that lawyers and lay persons alike can become complacent when reviewing the specifics of particular confidentiality/nondisclosure/nonuse provisions in the mistaken belief that such terms are 'standard.'Different Strokes for Different Folks
When Byron Fullerton retired from practicing law in 1985, he decided to expand his hobby as a "weekend painter" into a new career. "I just have always been fascinated with art," says the former Texas Tech law school dean, who paints for the sheer pleasure of painting and feels doubly rewarded when people who see his art buy it for their collections.Board of Contributors: Celebrities, corporations should be vigilant with intellectual property
David S. Farber, managing attorney of The Farber Law Firm of Coral Gables, says adopting a dynamic strategy can help prevent the dilution of intellectual property as well as infringement.Trending Stories
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