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• Grewal Spreads Federal Circuit's E-Discovery Gospel: Less Is More
• Special Report: Litigation
• Damages in Trade Secrets Litigation
• Patent Holders Prefer ITC
• Court Sets Collateral Source Rule Straight
• Are Your Damages Covered?
• Claimed Damages Under Close Scrutiny
• Oracle Pays $35 Million to Settle Overtime Class
• Outlook Dim for Redevelopment Agencies at High Court
• High Court Likely to Favor Manufacturers in Asbestos Case

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Grewal Spreads Federal Circuit's E-Discovery Gospel: Less Is More	Top
Adopting tight limits on email and other discovery in a local patent suit, the San Jose magistrate sets an early test of model rules.
Special Report: Litigation	Top
The fall edition of The Recorder's litigation report focuses on damages in various aspects of litigation.
Damages in Trade Secrets Litigation	Top
When sensitive information is misappropriated or disclosed, plaintiffs face several roadblocks to recovery of resulting losses, explain Ropes & Gray attorneys.
Patent Holders Prefer ITC	Top
The commission's fast process and effective remedies make it an attractive forum for battle with importers of infringing goods, write Latham & Watkins attorneys.
Court Sets Collateral Source Rule Straight	Top
The Howell decision resolved the disagreement among the courts of appeal on the amount of recoverable compensation, explain Jones Day attorneys.
Are Your Damages Covered?	Top
How much of plaintiff's claims is paid for by an insurer often depends on how losses are characterized, explains Dennis M. Cusack of Farella Braun & Martel.
Claimed Damages Under Close Scrutiny	Top
The Federal Circuit is examining plaintiff's demands in patent cases with a renewed vigor, rendering many traditional calculations inappropriate, explain Goodwin Procter attorneys.
Oracle Pays $35 Million to Settle Overtime Class	Top
Outlook Dim for Redevelopment Agencies at High Court	Top
Howard Rice's Steven Mayer didn't seem to make much headway with his arguments on behalf of endangered redevelopment agencies.
High Court Likely to Favor Manufacturers in Asbestos Case	Top

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