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- In indecency case, government faces tough path to victorySolicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr. made a strong appeal to the Supreme Court on Tuesday to uphold government rules on broadcast indecency, asserting a need to preserve a TV and radio "safe haven" devoid of foul language and nudity amid a proliferation of new, coarser media. Whether his plea will save the rules from being overturned on First Amen […]
- Big law firms don't care about your LL.M., recruiter warnsAdvanced law degrees, with the exception of LL.M.s for foreign-trained lawyers and tax LL.M.s, have no value in the legal job market and can hurt candidates by signaling uncertainty about career paths, according to Major, Lindsey & Africa's Steven John, who spoke at the annual meeting of the Association of American Law Schools. […]
- Ex-GC of WellCare Health Plans Charged with FraudThe SEC has filed fraud and insider trading charges against three former executives of WellCare Health Plans, including its ex-general counsel, alleging they improperly retained more than $40 million in health care premiums that should have been spent on services for low-income participants or returned to state agencies. […]
- Dean departs La Verne following ABA's accreditation rebukeAllen Easley, dean of the University of La Verne College of the Law, resigned unexpectedly Monday, citing personal reasons. The shakeup came eight months after the school lost provisional accreditation from the American Bar Association because of concern over its bar passage rates. […]
- Mylan Knocks Out Failure-To-Warn Claims Despite Plaintiffs' Creative Mensing ArgumentA federal judge has dismissed most of a failure-to-warn suit against generic drug maker Mylan in a case where plaintiffs tried to use the "reference listed drug" theory to get around the Supreme Court's Mensing ruling, which pre-empts most state law labeling claims against generics. […]
- 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. […]
- 10th Circuit finds Sharia ban is 'likely unconstitutional'The 10th Circuit has upheld a preliminary injunction barring enforcement of an Oklahoma ballot initiative that banned the practice of Sharia law, the religious law of Islam. A trial judge granted the injunction in a constitutional challenge brought two days after the state's voters approved the initiative last November. […]