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...Supreme Court of the United States CABLE, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE OF THE NEW ORLEANS CITY COUNCIL, Petitioner...
...DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY, DIVISION OF INSURANCE; STATE OF...Amici Curiae Captive Insurance Companies Association, National Risk Retention Association, Nevada...
...both ordinances violate the state constitutional rights to privacy and freedom of association; (6) No. 10–379 violates state and federal constitutional prohibitions against...
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...therefor: Two sets of petitioners, hereinafter referred to as "Industry Petitioners"*fn1 and...
...developed a computer program and telecommunications network designed to facilitate securities...District Court against the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD...
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Leonard Stein started at data management company Splunk Inc. in April 2011 as the company's general counsel and only lawyer. Since then, he's hired nine more and is looking now for another two
...Interactive Strategies, Inc. (ISI), a telecommunications company in the pay-per-call industry that provided equipment and processed...
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