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Litigation News: News, Analysis, and Publications from the ABA Section of Litigation

Clients Step up Diversity Monitoring

By Katherine A. Wittenberg

Corporations increasingly demand, track diversity of outside counsel.

Open Source Software Licenses Held Enforceable

By Matthew A. Goldberg

Federal Circuit decision allows significant new remedies to open source copyright holders.

ABA Ethics Opinion Guides Lawyers in Outsourcing

By Lisa R. Bliss

Outsourced legal work saves money, carries additional responsibilities.

Do Defendants Speak with One Voice In Reverse-Batson Challenge?

By Brian A. Zemil

Second Circuit grapples with issues surrounding discriminatory intent.

Clients Step up Diversity Monitoring

New methods to monitor law firm compliance with corporate diversity mandates are underway, including the use of software, more stringent reporting requirements, and, in some cases, bonuses.

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Coverage Journal: Sept/Oct 2008

Tort Liability for Insurance Inspections: Case Law and Recent Developments
To Settle or Not Settle: A Recent California Decision May Put Some Policy holders and Primary Insurers in a Bind
The Unique Nature of Coverage Litigation: Why Policy holders Need Not Prove Their Own Liability

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