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Who Protects: Law Firms on the Cutting Edge
Our tally shows who does the most U.S. IP work for the world's most inventive companies.Congress Holds Key to Ending Wireless Battle
U.S. telecommunications companies battling over wireless spectrum licenses held by bankrupt NextWave Telecom moved closer last week to settling their 5-year-old dispute, but the process will be derailed if Congress does not pass legislation recognizing the final agreement. Congress is being asked to guarantee that the parties' settlement will resolve all outstanding legal and financial issues.Judge OKs $590M Citi Deal But Slashes Attorney Fees
Citing "waste and inefficiency," Southern District Judge Sidney Stein awarded lead plaintiffs counsel Kirby McInerney $70.8 million in attorney fees, a 27 percent reduction from what the firm had sought, faulting Kirby for requesting $400 to $550 an hour for the work of dozens of contract attorneys.View more book results for the query "*"
Auto Industry Warming to Emissions Limits
Lobbyists for automakers trying to work with a Democratic Congress determined to take action on climate change.Report: FBI Illegally Collected Phone Records
The FBI violated the law in collecting thousands of U.S. telephone records during the Bush administration, The Washington Post reported Monday. Citing internal memos and interviews, the Post said the FBI invoked nonexistent terrorism emergencies or persuaded phone companies to provide information as it illegally gathered more than 2,000 records between 2002 and 2006. FBI general counsel Valerie Caproni told the Post that agents technically violated the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.Courts Reject Nationwide Charity Care Class Action Litigation
In the summer of 2004, a flood of class action lawsuits was filed on behalf of uninsured patients against non-profit hospitals nationwide alleging pervasive abuses in their pricing and collection practices relative to the poor and uninsured.Google awards legal records site $2 million
Law.gov — the fledgling movement to compile publicly available legal documents and resources on free Web sites — got a $2 million jumpstart from Google on Friday.Trending Stories
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