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- AT&T Mobility Doesn't Apply in the Workplace, Says NLRBIn case the politics surrounding the National Labor Relations Board aren't sufficiently charged these days, the board has emphatically rejected an arbitration agreement that required employees to waive their class action rights, notwithstanding the U.S. Supreme Court's AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion ruling. On the last day of his term, an outgoing […]
- Circuit Upsets Fraud Conviction of Ex-Mayer Brown PartnerThe conviction of former Mayer Brown partner Joseph P. Collins for helping Refco executives defraud investors of more than $2 billion was overturned Monday by the 2nd Circuit, which cited the trial judge's handling of a jury note indicating that a juror was trying to barter his vote. The federal appeals court ruling vacates the seven-year prison sentenc […]
- Anadarko to Pay $26 Million to Settle Whistleblower Suit over Royalty Reports for Federal Oil LeaseAnadarko US Offshore has agreed to pay $26 million to settle claims that predecessor company Kerr-McGee Oil & Gas filed false royalty reports for oil it obtained from federally leased property in the Gulf of Mexico. Almost $7 million will go to the former federal employee who blew the whistle on Kerr-McGee. […]
- Federal government agrees to take license for use of smart cardsA patent licensing and enforcement company has settled an infringement case against the U.S. government over patents for identification cards with embedded electronics. Leighton Technologies has announced that the government took a license. […]
- EMI Adds Breach of Contract Suit to Record Label Litigation Against GroovesharkThe parent company of the EMI label claims that since it struck a licensing deal with Grooveshark in 2008, the digital music service hasn't made any royalty payments. EMI's suit follows a copyright infringement suit brought against Grooveshark by Universal, Sony and Warner. […]
- Robert Owen on How Preservation Can 'Reset to Neutral'Robert Owen, partner at Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, discusses with LTN magazine's editor-in-chief, Monica Bay, his five proposed new rules for a simpler approach to preservation in e-discovery. […]
- How to Earn My GC BusinessFour in-house counsel discuss how firms can get their business and what they expect from outside attorneys. […]
- John Green on Improving the User ExperienceJohn Green, CIO of Baker Donelson, speaks at ILTA with LTN's editor in chief, Monica Bay, about an initiative to improve the user experience at his firm by tracking and mapping every application in use using the Aternity Frontline Performance Intelligence software. […]
- Recorder Roundtable: Employment LawFour experts discussed recent developments in employment law at a Recorder Roundtable on Nov. 9 in San Francisco. […]
- Building an online reputation can be trickyIn the world of the Internet, a lawyer's reputation can change in an instant. For some attorneys, controlling their online reputations is a simple matter of managing what gets out. Others face defamatory attacks, often by ex-clients or ex-spouses. They might send cease-and-desist letters or file lawsuits, but so far their success rate is a matter of deb […]