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Expansive View of Territorial Reach of Arbitration Subpoenas
David Elsberg, a member of Miller & Wrubel, writes that although a recent U.S. District Court ruling provides powerful new ammunition for local practitioners seeking information from distant nonparties, enforceability of extraterritorial subpoenas will continue to be a subject of vigorous judicial debate.Prospects Dim for Bankruptcy Reform
From a political perspective, the prospects of overhauling bankruptcy laws in the U.S. should be better than ever now that the Republicans have tightened their grip over Congress. Yet many observers remain pessimistic that lawmakers will finally approve bankruptcy legislation, which has been in the offing for eight consecutive years. The current proposal, which would mostly affect consumer bankruptcy, also includes significant provisions that would toughen rules for business.Court Panel To Work With Feds in Policing Lay Immigration Advisors
The New Jersey Supreme Court panel that tries to make sure that only licensed attorneys practice law here will be cracking down on notaries and others who illegally assist with immigration matters.View more book results for the query "*"
International Union of Operating Engineers Local No. 68 Welfare Fund v. Merck & Co. Inc.
The Appellate Division erred in certifying a nationwide class of third-party nongovernmental payors that provide for prescription drug coverage and who paid for Vioxx.Plaintiff Needs Factual Basis To Gain Discovery On Punitives
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