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Litigation News: News, Analysis, and Publications from the ABA Section of Litigation
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Court Reminds “Forwarding Counsel” of “Local Counsel” Duties

By William J. Cantrell

Delaware Court letter defines the roles of in-state and out-of-state counsel.


 

Supreme Court Rejects Immediate Appeal of Adverse Privilege Rulings

By Kristine L. Roberts

Decision adopts majority rule among circuits, raises questions about alternative remedies.

Pragmatism, but No Compassion in Foreclosure

By Sean T. Carnathan

Florida trial court judge chastised by court of appeals for extending time for defendants to sell their home before foreclosure sale.


 

Pension Committee and the New Standards for E-Discovery Shortfalls

By Lindsay M. Sestile

Southern District of New York redraws criteria for e-discovery sanctions.


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Zubulake Revisited: Pension Committee and the Duty to Preserve

By John M. Barkett – February 26, 2010
Six years after Zubulake, Judge Shira Scheindlin has issued another decision that is sure to alter the e-discovery landscape.

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CADS Report: Fall 2009
  • Of Zombies and Class Actions
  • State Courts and the Resolution of Factual Disputes at Class Certification
  • Class Action Waivers
  • Keeping Your State Court Class Action in State Court

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Criminal Litigation: Fall 2009
  • Recipients of Federal Money Beware: Recent Amendments Expand False Claims Act Liability
  • Make Your Arguments Memorable
  • Death by a Thousand Cuts: Further Repudiation of Selective Waiver
  • Victim Status under the MVRA: Considerations for Plea Agreements

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Latest Podcast Episode

Tweet, Tweet, You’re Fired
Although blogging and social networking may have benefits for companies, employers are beginning to take note of the legal risks of employee use of Web 2.0 technology.

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civil procedure »

Professionalism Undermined by Misconduct in Deposition

By Charles S. Fax

Professionalism and collegiality among adverse counsel are essential to the litigation process.


 
Tips from the Trenches »

Tax Tenets for Trial Lawyers

By Robert W. Wood

Just in time for tax season, here are some rules every litigator should observe about tax issues.


 
trial evidence »

An Overlooked Hearsay Exception Proves Positive

By Dawn C. Van Tassel

Negative evidence can be a persuasive means of proving diligence and reliability in your case.

 

minority trial lawyer »

Flexible Work Arrangements

By Shayana Boyd Davis

How to approach your employer with a request for a flexible work arrangement.


 
securities »

Maximize Your D&O Coverage

By John C. Tanner

Avoid unanticipated results from the priority-of-payments provision in your D&O coverage.


 
Corporate Counsel »

Protecting Your Business in the Face of the H1N1 Virus

By Darryl G. McCallum

Employers must be ready to address workplace impact of H1N1 virus.

 

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