The latest from Civil Law News RSS - The Recorder
- IV Targets Motorola Phones in Latest Patent Filing
- Oracle v. Google Takes Back Seat to Gang Trial
- Court Revives Suit Over Fake Lab Report
- Potential Cost of Defending DOMA Goes Up
- Circuit Says Price-Fixing Suits by States Aren't Class Actions Subject to CAFA
- Court Reporters Now a Luxury Item in S.F., Other Civil Courts
- Chevron Rainforest Case Drags Mud into Local Court
- 9th Circuit Vacates ruling That Found 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Unconstitutional
- Circuit Sides With Apple in Copyright Dispute With Clone Maker
- Six House Democrats Press DOMA Lawyer for 'Briefing'
| IV Targets Motorola Phones in Latest Patent Filing | Top |
| Oracle v. Google Takes Back Seat to Gang Trial | 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 |
| Circuit Says Price-Fixing Suits by States Aren't Class Actions Subject to CAFA | Top |
| Court Reporters Now a Luxury Item in S.F., Other Civil Courts | Top |
| Chevron Rainforest Case Drags Mud into Local Court | Top |
| 9th Circuit Vacates ruling That Found 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Unconstitutional | Top |
| Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain wrote in a separate concurring opinion that he would have gone farther and reversed Riverside Judge Virginia Phillips' ruling. | |
| Circuit Sides With Apple in Copyright Dispute With Clone Maker | Top |
| Six House Democrats Press DOMA Lawyer for 'Briefing' | Top |
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