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- ABA Regulations Don't Cause Tuition Increases, Law Schools DoA recent New York Times piece examines growing dissatisfaction with the American Bar Association's accreditation process, which critics say forces law schools to charge students more each year. Not so, writes Matt Leichter. ABA accreditation standards and U.S. News & World Report rankings have an effect on tuition, but law schools, especially those […]
- Chamber of Commerce Cyber Attack a Wake-Up Call for In-House CounselThe extent of the cyberdamage caused by China-based hackers who hit the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is not yet known. But following the recently publicized information about the 2010 attack, the message to in-house counsel is clear: Protect yourselves. And that may mean having your company work more closely with the government. […]
- Amid Trial, Judge Acquits Executive in FCPA Sting CaseA federal judge has thrown out the conspiracy charge against six defendants in a foreign bribery case and acquitted one businessman outright. The decision is a blow for the DOJ in the high-profile case, touted as the largest-ever prosecution of individuals under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. […]
- Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Brought by Former Gitmo DetaineeSaying that Congress has barred the judicial branch from reviewing the treatment of detainees, a D.C. federal judge has tossed out the lawsuit of a former Guantanamo Bay detainee seeking damages for the physical and psychological abuse to which he was allegedly subjected at the U.S. military base. […]
- Report: Williams & Connolly Partner in Talks to Become Next News Corp. GCGerson Zweifach, a partner at Williams & Connolly in Washington, D.C., is reportedly in line to become the News Corp.'s next general counsel. Zweifach's previous high-profile clients include former New York Stock Exchange chief executive Richard Grasso. […]
- 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. […]
- Janet Day on Law Firm IT 'Nirvana'LTN reporter Evan Koblentz speaks with Berwin Leighton Paisner CIO Janet Day about her "concept of nirvana," in which the consumerization of IT in law firms -- where lawyers use and maintain their favorite devices for work -- makes the help desk unnecessary. Koblentz and Day also discuss Hewlett-Packard's move to become more consumer-focused a […]
- Paul Weiss Beats Back Parmalat Appeal, Holds on to $431 Million Citigroup WinOn Thursday a New Jersey appellate court upheld a jury verdict that Citigroup won three years ago on Citi's counterclaims that Parmalat defrauded the bank. The decision is a big blow for Quinn Emanuel in its ongoing pursuit of damages against Parmalat's former bankers and advisers. […]