The Legal Intelligencer
While there is no way to eliminate all of an owner's risks on a construction project, the most important, and often most overlooked, tool to minimize those risks is the construction contract
...filed his appeal, the Federal Circuit ruled (in an unrelated case, Air Measurement Technologies v. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, 504 F...
In the immediate aftermath of the election, politicians from both parties stressed the need for a comprehensive immigration reform bill to be passed through Congress and signed by the president
Here is a single-topic mini audit that in-house counsel can administer to potential or current outside counsel. (It can be delivered remotely.
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...to provide security services to American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as to provide training for air marshals. The Sanfords said in their...
...amp; Emery and former SEC senior counsel, said the ruling would likely force the agency to speed up its time frame for making decisions about...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...in the litigation, suing Already in 2008 to protect its "Air Force 1" shoe line trademark, which Nike said was being diluted...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...industry groups will press for major reforms. Air President Obama saved his first mention of climate change...
Originally Published: The Recorder
In Jesse Jackson's famous Saturday Night Live sketch, every question was moot. Luckily for litigants, our courts take a more forgiving view
...trademark by producing sneakers that were similar to Nike's popular Air Force 1 design. Yums counter-claimed, challenging the validity of the trademark...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
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