Texas Lawyer
Controlling jurors can be like herding cats. In recent months, judges in both state and federal courts have faced an amazing array of alleged juror misconduct issues
Originally Published: National Law Journal
As the economy starts to improve, attorneys will increasingly explore the possibilities of moving to new law firms
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
Texas Lawyer
...In May 2009, a federal grand jury in the Southern District of Georgia returned a 34-count indictment against respondent Anthony Davila. The indictment charged...
...often determine the royalty rate using a list of factors from Georgia-Pacific v. U.S. Plywood (1970). Here too, the Federal Circuit...
...to his conviction for conspiracy to commit armed robbery, in violation of Georgia Code Annotated §§ 16-4-8, 16-8-41; and failed...
...They say the information is "readily ascertainable." Other states, like Georgia, expand the definition by instead focusing more on a company's time...
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