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- Laid-Off Reporters Organize, Get Backing of Judges and Bar
- S.F. Solar Financing Company Names New GC
- Epstein Becker Picks Up 3 Employment Partners in L.A.
- Oracle v. Google Takes Back Seat to Gang Trial
- Carroll, Burdick IP Chief Moving to Hanson Bridgett
- Appeal Court Says Medical Pot Ordinance Preempted By Federal Law
- Court Revives Suit Over Fake Lab Report
- Potential Cost of Defending DOMA Goes Up
- Retired Government Workers Don't Get Much Sympathy at Supreme Court
- Circuit Says Price-Fixing Suits by States Aren't Class Actions Subject to CAFA
| Laid-Off Reporters Organize, Get Backing of Judges and Bar | Top |
| S.F. Solar Financing Company Names New GC | Top |
| Epstein Becker Picks Up 3 Employment Partners in L.A. | Top |
| Oracle v. Google Takes Back Seat to Gang Trial | Top |
| Carroll, Burdick IP Chief Moving to Hanson Bridgett | Top |
| Hanson Chairman Andrew Giacomini says patent litigator Robert McFarlane will help the firm build out a full-service IP practice. | |
| Appeal Court Says Medical Pot Ordinance Preempted By Federal Law | Top |
| Court Revives Suit Over Fake Lab Report | Top |
| Walkup, Melodia's Matthew Davis wins reversal for client who was charged on the basis of a "ruse" lab report meant to force a confession out of him. | |
| Potential Cost of Defending DOMA Goes Up | Top |
| Retired Government Workers Don't Get Much Sympathy at Supreme Court | Top |
| In a closely watched case, Justice Kathryn Mickle Werdegar asked how counties could agree to benefit payment levels "in perpetuity." | |
| Circuit Says Price-Fixing Suits by States Aren't Class Actions Subject to CAFA | Top |
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