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• Q&A: Japan's earthquake could trigger contentious insurance disputes
• Taking an objective measure of firms that promote women
• Iowa Supreme Court overlooks attorneys' illegal gun possession
• Federal Circuit deems cross-appeal by Apotex a 'particularly egregious' attempt to 'game the system'

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Q&A: Japan's earthquake could trigger contentious insurance disputes	Top
Japan's government recently estimated that this month's devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami may end up costing about $309 billion in damages — nearly four times that of Hurricane Katrina. Barry Buchman, a partner at Washington's Gilbert LLP, spoke with NLJ about potential insurance claims for damages arising from the disaster.
Taking an objective measure of firms that promote women	Top
There's no shortage of advocacy organizations that evaluate law firms for the flexibility of their work policies and success in advancing and retaining women, but a new effort is underway to objectively identify the firms with strong records of women in leadership positions.
Iowa Supreme Court overlooks attorneys' illegal gun possession	Top
An Iowa attorney who was convicted of unlawful possession of a firearm and cocaine paraphernalia has dodged a disciplinary sanction from the state's high court.
Federal Circuit deems cross-appeal by Apotex a 'particularly egregious' attempt to 'game the system'	Top

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