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• Attorneys allege co-counsel grabbed Armenian genocide settlement money
• LEGAL AID: A SPECIAL REPORT: The Power of Hope
• OPINION: Ethical oversight for the justices
• OPINION: Teaching the rule of law in China
• OPINION: Civil litigation as a predatory weapon?
• THE PRACTICE: Recent case raises issue of labor's antitrust exemption
• FOOD & DRUG PRACTICE: Court to weigh viability of state suits over generics
• TOP VERDICTS OF 2010
• LAW SCHOOLS REPORT

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Attorneys allege co-counsel grabbed Armenian genocide settlement money	Top
Lawyers Mark Geragos and Brian Kabateck have filed a lawsuit against their former co-counsel in two class actions involving life insurance claims for victims of the Armenian genocide, alleging that he fraudulently funneled settlement funds to sham charities.
LEGAL AID: A SPECIAL REPORT: The Power of Hope	Top
As Congress considers deep cuts in legal assistance to the poor, The National Law Journal presents an in-depth report examining the impact of legal aid programs on clients and the politics surrounding funding.
OPINION: Ethical oversight for the justices	Top
Congress should pass bill requiring justices to provide reasons for recusal decisions, with review by outside panel.
OPINION: Teaching the rule of law in China	Top
Students participating in Temple Law LL.M. program may read widely about rights not recognized in China.
OPINION: Civil litigation as a predatory weapon?	Top
Deep-pocket litigants have the ability to use the high cost of litigation, along with the American rule on fees and costs, to deter their opponents.
THE PRACTICE: Recent case raises issue of labor's antitrust exemption	Top
The 9th Circuit ruled that employers' agreement to share revenue, to counter a 'whipsaw' strike, violated antitrust law.
FOOD & DRUG PRACTICE: Court to weigh viability of state suits over generics	Top
At issue: whether nonpre-emption result of 'Wyeth' extends to claims against generic makers.
TOP VERDICTS OF 2010	Top
A smoking gun was the clue that led to the largest verdict of 2010 — a $1.3 billion infringement payout for Oracle.
LAW SCHOOLS REPORT	Top
The National Law Journal's annual survey of the law schools that NLJ 250 law firms relied on the most to fill their first-year associate classes.

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