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Building Materials Corp. of America v. Allstate Ins. Co.
The insured cannot establish a prima facie case of covered loss under a policy with an own-property exclusion simply by showing that the class-action claimants alleged potential third-party property damage; it must show that the settlement actually included payment for such claimed damages.
A Closer Look at Digital Rights Management
Despite the obituary written for digital rights management by some, it remains a continuing part of new media distribution. Richard Raysman and Peter Brown discuss DRM, its new technologies, such as content identification, and how DRM is being considered by courts and litigants.
How the State's Courts Have Weighed In on Standard of Care
In this column's examination of attorney liability, it is imperative to understand how Pennsylvania courts have adjudicated attorneys' deviation from the standard of care, or legal malpractice.Appointments to Advisory Committee on Judicial Financial Reporting
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Making a priority of class action vulnerabilities
A plan to identify and address class action vulnerabilities deserves a place at the top of any general counsel's priorities list for 2012, according to a leading workplace litigation lawyer.
Wachtell, Skadden Slug It Out over Martin Marietta's $4.8 Billion Vulcan Bid
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It's been just over week since Martin Marietta Materials made its $4.8 billion hostile takeover bid for rival gravel producer Vulcan Materials Company, and the looming acquisition has already sparked three lawsuits up and down the U.S. eastern seaboard. But will a pair of contracts Martin signed more than a year-and-a-half ago stop any deal in its tracks?
Board of Contributors: 'Pure' bill of discovery still a powerful tool
Old legal remedies like Florida's "pure" bill of discovery can continue to be relevant in modern practice, writes intellectual property attorney Jorge Espinosa of Espinosa Trueba.Trending Stories
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