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...ADDITIONAL LITIGANTS Colgan Air Inc., A Virginia Corporation, US Airways, Inc., A Delaware Corporation, L 3 Communications Corporation Security and Detection...
...U.S. companies—causes many to think of media reports about patent lawsuits or pirated music and movies. But there is another form of...
In their Appellate Division Review, E. Leo Milonas and Frederick A. Brodie of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman summarize recent decisions on spoliation, a condo owner's right to obtain the other unit
...with the rules governing employee speech that either takes place in government offices or happens outside the workplace but is about the work of government...
...reaching into the billions of dollars. The cases presently before us do not involve governmental regulatory action, but rather are private lawsuits by...
...authors. Johnson permitted one official with the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OMCE) to testify about an autopsy conducted...
As the U.S. Supreme Court tomorrow considers the Defense of Marriage Act in the case of 'United States v. Windsor,' it is faced with dozens of briefs from, among others, groups of former military off
The historic constitutional test of gay marriage rights unfolds today, when the U.S. Supreme Court takes up California's same-sex marriage ban, a case in which opponents to the ban seek not a narrow
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