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Sentencing Law and Policy
New Miss USA is a lawyer who blogs and seeks “reduced sentences for people who were sentenced unjustly”
I was intrigued to learned that I share some traits with the newly-crowed Miss USA, Cheslie Kryst. As detailed on this webpage, Kryst is a lawyer and a blogger and…
Chicago Business Litigation Lawyer Blog
Newspaper Escapes Defamation Suit by Former Judge — Chicago Defamation Libel and Slander Attorneys Near Oak Brook
By Peter S. Lubin, Patrick Austermuehle
A former judge of the Illinois circuit court sued a reporter and a newspaper, accusing them of defamation and false light for publishing an article in which a law professor…
China Justice Observer
Stimulating the Judge's Sense of Justice to Increase the Chances of Winning in China: Success in the Chinese Courtroom
By Meng Yu
Dennis (Yongquan) Deng As a lawyer, I have been to court for many years and have accumulated experience and lessons. With more and more experience and fewer and fewer lessons,…
Casepoint Blog
INSIGHT: GCs Should Turn to AI to Save Time, Money, Manage Data [Bloomberg Law]
By Minoo Razavi
The time has come for corporate legal departments overseeing large litigation portfolios or facing frequent inquiries and investigations to move beyond the limitations of case-by-case matter management. In the age…
ComplexDiscovery
The eDisclosure Systems Buyers Guide – 2019 Edition (Andrew Haslam)
By Rob Robinson
The eDisclosure Systems – Buyers Guide – 2019 Edition Authored by litigation support and eDisclosure expert Andrew Haslam, the eDisclosure Systems Buyers Guide – 2019 Edition provides an overview of key technology…
The Velvet Hammer
Ride the Ducks Trial Day 30: The Hiraokas
Trial day 30: Monday November 26, 2018Walk up stairs. See the Hiraoka family. One year ago took two trips in the space of two months to Japan to visit them. …
Taft Technology and Artificial Intelligence Insights
Copyright Litigants Entitled to “Full” Costs, Not “Extra” Costs
On March 4, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the Ninth Circuit’s expanded view of "full costs" in copyright cases was improper, going beyond the "costs" typically available to…
Drug & Device Law
One, Two, Three Strikes You’re Out
By Bexis
With new grass on the field, the 2019 baseball season is underway and optimism springs eternal. Here in Philadelphia, the Phillies have actually around the top of the NL east…
The Capital Commitment
Rent the Runway Walks into the Litigation Spotlight
By Hena M. Vora, Michael R. Hackett
There’s a new unicorn in town, and this time, it isn’t just another tech company. Rent the Runway, also known as RTR, is now officially valued at over $1 billion…
Illinois Workers Compensation Law Blog
New IL Work Comp Lawyer Lie, “The Judge Will Be Mad At Me”
By Mike Helfand
I had the pleasure recently of talking to a really nice guy who appreciated my direct and blunt approach. Not everybody does. He was a smart guy who investigated a…