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San Antonio Employment Law Blog
Depositions Can Become Very Tense
We do this thing in litigation we call "depositions." One side can ask questions of a key witness. The testimony is recorded by a court reporter. Depositions can be very…
Mass Tort Litigation Blog
BAR/BRI Attorneys Awarded Costs, but No Fees
By joetort
The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog reported Friday that Judge Manuel Real told Bar/Bri antitrust litigators that they could recover around $1.26 million in costs, but not the $12 million…
Aaron Morris' Business Law Alert
Sometimes You Can Talk Your Way Out of Litigation
By Aaron Morris
A call I received yesterday illustrated a common mistake made by business owners; one that I want to pass along so you can avoid making the same mistake. First let…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Best in Law Blogs : LexBlog Network : February, 12, 2010
Quite the total for this Friday afternoon/evening: 141 posts on the LexBlog Network. Plenty of good stuff today, a couple of highlights: Phil Mann openly asks who is pushing up…
IP Litigation Blog
Who’s Driving Up The Costs of Litigation? (Or, “Maybe The Recession’s Worse Than We Think!”)
As contingent-fee lawyers and supposed "patent trolls" to boot, my colleagues and I are blamed for many of the ills that plague society. It is we -- who do not…
Food Poison Journal
Another lawsuit filed in Salmonella outbreak linked to salami and black pepper
By Bill Marler
Today Marler Clark filed a lawsuit on behalf of Raymond Cirimele, another victim of the Salmonella outbreak linked to salami manufactured by Daniele, Inc., and black pepper sold by Wholesome…
Marler Blog
Marler on Hagen – Reprint from Meat and Poultry
By Bill Marler
MeatPoultry.com, February 2, 2010 by Steve Bjerklie One of the meat industry’s most respected yet sharpest and, arguably, its most litigious, critics says he is “hopeful” about the nomination of…
Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
Conference Announcement — “Aggregate Litigation: Critical Perspectives” (Mar. 12)
By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
The George Washington University Law School is hosting a conference, Aggregate Litigation: Critical Perspectives, that may be of interest to our readers. Description and details after the jump:
Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
9/11 Workers Cases are in Settlement Talks
By Civil Procedure & Federal Courts Blog
The New York Times reports that the lawsuits brought by the rescue and clean up workers might be near settlement, with 12 bellwether trials nearing their start in May in…
Workplace Privacy, Data Management & Security Report
e-Discovery Traps (and Significant Sanctions) for the Unwary
Effectively managing company data means more than HIPAA compliance and avoiding data breaches. As two of my colleagues Brett Anders and Cliff Atlas would tell us, failing to preserve electronic…