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FBI comes calling on Yahoo, Google in ESPN reporter nude video case
Search warrants were served at the Northern California offices of Yahoo and Google seeking additional information in connection with the release of naked videos of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews.AmerisourceBergen Drug Corp. v. Curascript
Although opposing counsel was entitled to ask a witness whether he had discussions with trial counsel about the subject matter at issue during a break in opposing counsel's deposition questioning, opposing counsel was not entitled to ask questions about the content of those discussions. Affirmed in part, vacated in part and remanded.Arnold's Got Judicial Council's Back
The Judicial Council struck out with the Legislature, but the Governator puts their interests ahead of school district cops'.Children of Uninsured Get Full Tort Coverage
Children of uninsured motorists have rights to full tort coverage when involved in an accident where their parent was not at fault, even if the parent is deemed to have limited tort coverage, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled. The majority expressed interest in wanting to avoid punishing children, who did not make the choice to drive without car insurance. However, the court was deeply split, as two of the five justices in the majority expressed concern over the decision's impact.View more book results for the query "*"
Ballon Leaves Manatt for Greenberg
IP attorney Ian Ballon has wrapped up five years with L.A.-based Manatt, Phelps & Phillips to join international behemoth Greenberg Traurig as a partner. Ballon, a former co-chairman of Manatt's IP and Internet practice group, said client conflict played a role in his departure. Greenberg's "huge" entertainment and IP practices also influenced Ballon's decision, and he expects his clients to follow. Ballon counts eBay Inc., Fujitsu, Knight Ridder, Universal Studios and the San Jose Sharks on his roster.Firm Rescinds Offers for Incoming Associates, Cancels Its Summer Associate Program
Alito Offers Support for Free Speech Rights
Like his Supreme Court colleagues, Justice Samuel Alito knows the outcome of the 17 remaining cases this term and is careful not to give anything away in advance. But Alito nevertheless offered strong support for free speech rights in remarks Wednesday to a group on Capitol Hill. The comments hold particular interest because First Amendment freedoms are at the heart of two pending cases. Alito's vote could be decisive in both cases.Trending Stories
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