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JOTWELL: Tidmarsh on Fitzpatrick and Norris on discovery costs
Main Monday, December 19, 2016JOTWELL: Tidmarsh on Fitzpatrick and Norris on discovery costsThe new Courts Law essay comes from Jay Tidmarsh (Notre Dame), reviewing Brian T. Fitzpatrick and Cameron T.…
The Lien Zone
We’re Honored, Again.
By Alex Barthet
The Barthet Firm was once more named as a Tier 1 Construction Litigation law firm in Miami by U.S. News & World Report – Best Lawyers 2017.Ranking involves the extensive…
Employment & Labor
U.S. District Court in Florida Decertifies a Class of Haitian Blueberry Pickers Because Class Members Sought Individualized Damages
Seyfarth Synopsis: After certifying a class of Haitian blueberry pickers who asserted Title VII discrimination claims, Judge James Moody of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida…
California Peculiarities Employment Law Blog
What’s Not to Like? Using Social Media In Employment Litigation
By Elizabeth M. Levy, Rabia Z. Reed
Seyfarth Synopsis: Social media information—pictures, status updates, location markers, “likes,” groups, and associated friends, all from the owner’s perspective and documented in real time—can be a goldmine of information to…
ImmigrationProf Blog
LatinoJustice Attorney Position
LatinoJustice is seeking to hire an attorney with 5 to 10 years of post-bar litigation experience for our Southeast Regional Office in Orlando, Florida. Please forward this posting to your…
TortsProf Blog
PA: Why Are Tort Filings Rising in Lackawanna County?
According to data from the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts covering 2012-2014, Lackawanna County has 3.2 filings for every 1,000 residents, second in the state only to Philadelphia. Why so…
Organizational Integrity Group Blog
You’ve Been Served—What to Do When You Receive an Agency Subpoena or CID (Part II)
Now that you understand what prompts an agency subpoena or CID, the next step is to have a strategy, which involves answering the question, “what should I do?” Taking the…
The Right Coast
Enthusiast Charles Williams saddled with legal fees after garage lawsuit
In Delaware resident Charles William's case, it's the latter; his neighbors are suing him over a decently sized garage he built on his property. While he appears to be in…
Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Volokh & Levy on suspicious court cases seeking to get web pages taken down
Eugene Volokh and Paul Levy have an interesting post over at the Washington Post/Volokh Conspiracy. It begins:There are about 25 court cases throughout the country that have a suspicious profile:All…
EDT Blog
WOW! Thanks Dave!
By jo@discoveredt.com Jo Sherman
We were so delighted to see our client David Lapresi, e-discovery and Litigation Support Manager at Phillips Lytle LLP post this to LinkedIn today. “I want to thank LinkedIn for…