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Federal Judges Try Again for Cost-of-Living Raises
By Brian A. ZemilCourt of Federal Claims case revives debate over salaries, quality of federal judiciary.
First Circuit Rejects Webcasting of Civil Hearing
By Anthony R. McClureLocal rule precludes district court from permitting civil hearing to be broadcast via webcast.
Economy Renews Billable Hour
Debate
By Sherry L. Talton
Clients and firms look for alternative fee arrangements to reduce legal expenses.
Eighth Circuit Reassigns Judge, Reverses Dismissal
By Kristine L. RobertsJudge’s remarks in discovery-sanction dismissal created appearance of partiality.
New Florida Ruling Raises Questions on Attorney EthicsA pending federal court is expected to highlight what some consider a basic issue in attorney-client ethics. A recent ruling that has allowed an attorney representing a corporation’s interests to switch sides and begin filing actions against his former corporate client, is now pending in appeal before the Eleventh Circuit. Intellectual Property Litigation: Summer 2009
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