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Judge Green-Lights Merck Suit Against Kentucky AG over Contingency Fee Counsel
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Just days after losing an initial bid to block Kentucky attorney general Jack Conway from using contingency fee lawyers to press the state's claims over the marketing of Vioxx, Merck and its lawyers at Skadden won a ruling allowing their case over the arrangement to move forward.
Apple, HTC call truce in smartphone IP wars
Unlike Steve Jobs, who famously declared he'd wage all-out war against Google's Android operating system in the courts, Apple CEO Tim Cook once called Apple's smartphone and tablet battles a "pain in the ass."More changes coming to family law
A NEW CUSTODY BILL, which dramatically changes the custody statute currently in effect, is being considered by the Georgia Legislature. The Georgia Bar and the citizens of Georgia are just now digesting the earlier changes to the child support guidelines and they soon will be faced with adjustments to the custody statute. Some highlights under the new bill include the following: Direct appeals for judgments in custody actions.
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Some job hunters are what they post
Plug a prospective employee's name into Google or any other Internet search engine, and you might be surprised at what you find.Justice O'Connor's Husband Dead at 79
John O'Connor III, the husband of retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, died Wednesday in Phoenix of complications from Alzheimer's disease, according to an announcement from the Court. He was 79.Supporters ask court to uphold malpractice caps
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. AP - Supporters of limits on medical malpractice jury awards told the Illinois Supreme Court they're a reasonable way to keep doctors from fleeing the state because of skyrocketing insurance rates.But opponents say the General Assembly overstepped its bounds with the 2005 law and say those who suffer the most because of medical mistakes are hurt worst by the caps.Trending Stories
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