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...Cite as: Virtual Solutions, LLC v. Microsoft Corp., 12 Civ. 1118 (SAS), NYLJ 1202599605609, at...
...common legal hurdles often encountered in developing CHP projects, and proposes potential solutions. Standby Tariffs Buildings using CHP typically...
...now have a profound impact upon a foreign jurisdiction solely through its virtual projection via the Internet." Once said, however, the court...
...and capture fees." MacNaughton further advises Jurek of the "current solution" being implemented as well as a "proposed solution" for...
Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr's Robert Gunther and Omar Khan write: Patent cases filed in the Southern District are slowly being concentrated among the judges who volunteered to participate i
In his Criminal Law column, Ken Strutin, director of legal information services at the New York State Defenders Association, writes that the Internet is providing new information streams for client a
Stephen Gillers, who teaches legal ethics at New York University School of Law, analyzes a recent New York State Bar ethics opinion that may leave some New York lawyers working at local offices of mu
Stephen Gillers, who teaches legal ethics at New York University School of Law, analyzes a recent New York State Bar ethics opinion that may leave some New York lawyers working at local offices of mu
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