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• 'Dukes' Back From the Dead
• Judge Dismisses Yelp Class Action, Bolsters Web Publisher Immunity
• Online Dispute Resolution Firm Names VP of Judicial Affairs
• Justices Turn Down Election-Map Challenges
• Oakland Police May Have Violated Policy, Lawyers Contend
• Splintered Circuit OKs Alien Tort Case Against Rio Tinto
• Oakland Jury Makes Quick Work of Official's Gender Bias Suit
• Patent Startup Hires Clorox Lawyer as First GC
• Pillsbury Opens for Business in Abu Dhabi
• SEC Drops Case Against Former Deloitte Tax Partner

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'Dukes' Back From the Dead	Top
Knocked out by the high court, Brad Seligman and co-counsel for plaintiffs suing Walmart are filing an amended complaint, this time seeking class status for a mere 95,000.
Judge Dismisses Yelp Class Action, Bolsters Web Publisher Immunity	Top
Online Dispute Resolution Firm Names VP of Judicial Affairs	Top
Justices Turn Down Election-Map Challenges	Top
Oakland Police May Have Violated Policy, Lawyers Contend	Top
John Burris, who has sued over police tactics before, says the tear gas attacks and mass arrests of Occupy Oakland demonstrators breaches a 2003 agreement on crowd control.
Splintered Circuit OKs Alien Tort Case Against Rio Tinto	Top
Judge Mary Schroeder's opinion reviving genocide claims brought fiery dissents, with one judge saying it gives the Ninth Circuit jurisdiction "over all the Earth."
Oakland Jury Makes Quick Work of Official's Gender Bias Suit	Top
Patent Startup Hires Clorox Lawyer as First GC	Top
Pillsbury Opens for Business in Abu Dhabi	Top
SEC Drops Case Against Former Deloitte Tax Partner	Top

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