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  1. California Employment Law Update

    Terminating Sanctions Upheld Against Employee Who Failed To Respond To Discovery Requests

    By Tony Oncidi

    Parker v. Wolters Kluwer U.S., Inc., 2007 WL 969436 (Cal. Ct. App. 2007) Leonard O. Parker sued his former employer (WKUS) and three of its employees for various employment-related torts…

  2. Illinois Legal Malpractice Blog

    When Legal Startegy & Ethics Conflict

    By Cassandra Crotty

    Yesterday, Carolyn Elefant had an interesting posting entitled: "Who's More Ethical: the Lawyer With the Client Who Lied or the Lawyer Who Withheld Evidence of the Lie?".  The post centers…

  3. TortsProf Blog

    Discovery into Research

    By Christopher Robinette

    My Nebraska Law Review piece (which should be out any day now, honest) addresses discovery into peer review, exploring a case related to vinyl chloride litigation.  There's been another recent…

  4. Chicago IP Litigation

    Failure to Disclose Witnesses in Rule 26 Statements Did Not Warrant Exclusion

    By R. David Donoghue

    Se-Kure Controls, Inc. v. Vanguard Prods. Group, Inc., No. 02 C 3767, 2007 WL 781253 (N.D. Ill. Mar. 7, 2007) (Cole, Mag. J.). Judge Cole denied plaintiff's motion to exclude…

  5. Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog

    Federal-court discovery and international tribunals

    By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog

    An interesting case from the 11th Circuit in an area I don't encounter often.  After the defendant failed to satisfy a judgment secured by  NoName corporation in a Panamanian court,…

  6. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Perelman’s $1.57 Billion Verdict against Morgan Stanley is Tossed

    By Securites Lawprof

    A Florida state appellate court threw out Ron Perelman's $1.57 billion verdict against Morgan Stanley.  You will recall that Perelman sued the securities firm alleging it had misled him when…

  7. TortsProf Blog

    Hilden on Zyprexa

    By Christopher Robinette

    Julie Hilden has posted a Writ column on the Zyprexa document leak.  She comes out essentially where I do on the propriety of the conduct of the parties involved --…

  8. Chicago IP Litigation

    Defendants’ Patent Licenses In Different Technology But Same Field Are Discoverable

    By R. David Donoghue

    Trading Techs. Int'l., Inc. v. eSpeed, Inc., No 04 C 5312, 2007 WL 704525 (N.D. Ill. Mar. 1, 2007) (Moran, Sen. J.).Judge Moran granted plaintiff Trading Technologies' ("TT") motion to compel…

  9. Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer

    The Duke Wrongful Prosecution Case and the Importance of Criminal Discovery

    By Jamie Spencer

    KC Johnson, author of the blog Durham-in-Wonderland, discusses prosecutor Mike Nifong’s inconsistent statements…first in a public hearing with a judge, then in a letter to the State Bar. At issue,…

  10. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Jencks Act Statements & Libby Trial

    By Ellen Podgor

    The TalkLeft Blog discusses whether Libby's attorneys have all statements by Karl Rove, noting that:"Fitz has taken the position since day 1 that he's not obligated to turn over statements…