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Y! Alert: Law.com - Newswire


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Legal Industry Shrinking as Lawyer Numbers Grow Top
The legal sector shed 2,600 jobs in June, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's especially grim news given the results of the ABA's latest Lawyer Population Survey, which shows the number of lawyers across the country continues to expand.
 
Sullivan & Cromwell Leads the Pack in Busy M&A Market Top
M&A lawyers may not be as busy as they were during their pre-Lehman heyday, but a flurry of deal work during the first half of 2011 kept them busier than they've been since 2008, according to a new report.
 
Fort Lauderdale trial consultant used social media and blogs to help Casey Anthony defense team shift strategies Top
Veteran trial consultant Amy Singer describes her team's work for the defense in the Casey Anthony case, which included an evaluation of streaming video of the trial and monitoring blogs, chat rooms and discussion groups for public perceptions of the case.
 
Appeals Court Revives Torture Claims Against Exxon Top
In a major ruling with wide implications for corporations that operate overseas, a divided federal appeals court said Friday that Exxon Mobil is not immune from liability for brutality that agents of the company allegedly orchestrated against Indonesian villagers.
 
Judge To Patton Boggs: 'Day Late And A Dollar Short' Top
Saying Patton Boggs' effort to amend its original action is "a day late and a dollar short," a federal judge has shot down a motion to tack on additional allegations in a suit against Chevron that is rooted in human rights litigation in Ecuador.
 
Judge Finds 'Wal-Mart' No Bar to Class Treatment in FDNY Case Top
In a discrimination case against the New York City Fire Department, a federal judge on Friday denied the city's motion to retroactively decertify a liability-phase class in light of the the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Wal-Mart Stores Inc. v. Dukes.
 
Former S.F. Lawyer Indicted in Ponzi Scheme Top
A former lawyer who resigned from the California Bar amid an investigation into funds stolen from his firm has been indicted in an alleged Ponzi scheme. Federal prosecutors allege that Robert Tunnell lost about $7 million of the $10 million investors gave him.
 
MGA should receive $108M in fees in Bratz case, special master finds Top
MGA Entertainment, which won an $88.5 million verdict against Mattel this year, should receive $108 million in attorney fees, according to a discovery master's recommendation contained in court documents.
 
Munger Guides Wells Fargo to $125 Million MBS Settlement Top
Wells Fargo has announced that it has agreed to pay $125 million in what appears to be the first class settlement of claims brought by investors in mortgage-backed securities. The announcement comes on the heels of Bank of America's proposed $8.5 billion MBS settlement.
 
Movie Critical of Trial Lawyers Is Set for Debut Top
A Chamber of Commerce-funded movie set to air on TV this week highlights some of the past decade's most embarrassing moments for nationally prominent members of the plaintiffs bar, going so far as to label the tactics of some plaintiffs lawyers a "cancer" on the nation.
 
Ikuta Blasts 9th Circuit Colleagues for Another Shaky Habeas Ruling Top
In a 20-page dissent, a 9th Circuit judge blasted her colleagues for tossing a death sentence after finding the trial judge should have recused, saying the ruling defies Supreme Court precedent and will likely lead to more frivolous claims of judicial bias.
 
FDIC sues former CEO of IndyMac Bancorp Top
The Federal Insurance Deposit Corp. has sued a former CEO of IndyMac Bancorp, the subject of one of the largest bank failures to come out of the recession, over risky residential loans. Emails allegedly sent by the CEO have become an issue in the case.
 
Feds Concede DOMA Fight in Bankruptcy Court Top
The decision by the DOJ, led by AG Eric Holder Jr., and congressional Republicans leaves intact an order by 20 judges allowing a married same-sex couple to file bankruptcy jointly.
 
Clausen Miller Sorts Out Mess After Learning One of Its Lawyers Isn't Licensed Top
It's one of a law firm's worst nightmares: One of its staff turns out not to be an attorney, and the firm faces the aftermath. That's the situation for Clausen Miller as it notifies officials that an associate who handled pleadings and court appearances dating back to 2009 wasn't licensed.
 
State Bar Urges Creation of Center for International Arbitration in New York City Top
The New York State Bar Association has called for the creation of a center for international arbitration in New York City, which it says is necessary if the city is to remain competitive with London, Hong Kong and other centers of international business.Visit International News
 
For Holme Roberts, Mass Departures a 'Wake-Up Call' Top
Mass departures from Holme Roberts & Owen -- which started the year with 192 lawyers and is now down to about 165 -- acted as a "pretty big wake-up call," says the firm's new managing partner Randall Miller, prompting the firm to look to legal consultants to advise the firm on its future.Visit lawjobs.com News & Views
 

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Y! Alert: Legal Blog Watch


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Trend Watch: Future Pro Athletes Signing Faux Contracts With Family Members Top
Like the rest of the world, I was touched to read about the contract that T.J. Fredette asked his little brother Jimmer to sign in 2007, near the end of Fredette's junior year of high school. For those of you who have been in trial for the last two years or so, Jimmer Fredette is a basketball phenom who was just selected 10th overall in the 2011 NBA Draft and who will soon be playing for the Sacramento Kings. The contract states that "I James T. Fredette agree on this day, Jan 27, 2007 to do the work and make the necessary sacrifices to be able to reach my ultimate goal of playing in the NBA." The Jimmer-T.J. contract is pinned on the wall above Jimmer's childhood bed. Jimmer says the contract "engrained my NBA goal in my mind," and reminded him daily to do get in the shooting, exercise and drills he needed. I had moved on from the cute Jimmer story when I saw today that as Derek Jeter closes in on his 3,000th hit as a Major League Baseball player, one of his sponsors, Brand Jordan, has introduced its new "DJ3K Collection" that features a pair of...
 
Friday's Three Burning Legal Questions Top
Here are today's three burning legal questions, along with the answers provided by the blogosphere. 1) Question: I'm a county supervisor in Southern California. We're tired of the high taxes, inadequate schools and border issues we're now facing. Can my county and the others in Southern California secede from the state and form our own state of South California? Answer: You can try but it looks like this will not be easy. And make sure you line up a water supply before you pull the trigger on this. (The Volokh Conspiracy, California Dreamin' of Secession) 2) Question: Is this happening? Are my three friends and I actually being carjacked by an octogenarian woman with a large handgun? Answer: Sometimes grannies will pull out a handgun and order a car full of young men to get out of their car because the granny wrongly thinks it his her own car that the men are seated in. Sorry, sonny! (Legal Antics, A Senior Moment) 3) Question: Why is it so hot in my house? Yes, it is summer here in Chicago but this is ridiculous! Answer: Are you in the Chatham neighborhood of Chicago? If so, go take a look at where...
 

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Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon Top
Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds
 
Supreme Court Speaks on Warnings and Personal Jurisdiction Issues Top
In his Products Liability column, Michael Hoenig, a member of Herzfeld & Rubin, writes that Supreme Court watchers looking for greater clarity on jurisdiction may have gotten some in two recent holdings, and he reviews a decision that inadequate warnings claims filed against manufacturers of generic drugs were preempted because federal regulations directly conflicted with the state law claims.
 
Capacity: Nature, Extent and Condition of Testator's Property Top
In their Trusts and Estates Law feature, C. Raymond Radigan and Peter K. Kelly of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek discuss how a testator must be of a sound mind in her understanding of the nature, extent and condition of her property, and how establishing that clarity has become much easier under current case law.
 
After 4 1/2 Years With Cuomo, Cohen Returns to Private Sector Top
 
Judge Finds 'Wal-Mart' No Bar to Class Treatment in FDNY Case Top
 
Insurers Note Surge in Claims for Legal Malpractice Awards Top
 
Touro Dean to Step Down, Increase Teaching Next Year Top
 
Firefighter Loses Bid to Halt Building of Islamic Center Top
 
Character Committee Interviews Set for Tomorrow Top
 
Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Union Reports Top
 
Terror: Bar Group Leaders Support Civil Trial for Terror Suspect Top
 
Family Court Judges to Hold National Meeting in N.Y. Top
 
Suit Over Fee-Sharing Agreement Proceeds Top
 
Personal Notes on Lawyers Top
 
Legal Services Corporation Warns of Proposal for New Cuts Top
 
JPMorgan Chase Agrees to Settlement Over Municipal Bond Market Deals Top
 
H.K. v. J.K. Top
Court Finds Presumptive Maintenance Award Neither Unjust Nor Inappropriate
 
People (ex rel Patrick Giordani) v. Warden, Otis Bantum Correctional Center Top
Grand Jury's Refusal to Indict Ruled Not Final Decision Alleged Acts Did Not Occur
 
Matter of Stanley Top
Wife's Request to Unseal Deceased Husband's Court Records Granted
 
People v. Popko Top
Judge Finds Admissible Evidence of Refusal To Take Chemical Test 2 Hours After Arrest
 
T.D.F. v. T.F. Top
Husband Denied Exclusive Occupancy Based on Wife's One 'Reactive' Incident
 
People v. DeRaffele Top
Evidentiary Hearing on Issue of Pre-Existing, Non-Conforming Use of Premises Is Ordered
 
Response Personnel Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Top
Staffing Firm's Losses Sustained, Discovered 2 Years Before Policy Period
 
Bank of America N.A. v. Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. Top
$1.86 Million Interpleader Stake Disbursed To Notes' Beneficial Owners; Bank Discharged
 
United States v. Sweeney Top
Judge Explains Obstruction Increase, Responsibility Decrease in Sentence
 
United States v. Ng Top
'Miranda' Rights Knowingly Waived; Consent To Search Phones, Apartment Not Coerced
 
Rochester Lumber Co. v. Millner Top
Adversary Action Over Debt's Dischargeability Not Bid to Enforce Trust Under N.Y. Lien Law
 
Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority Top
Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience
 
Outside Counsel: Re-Thinking Privilege Logs in the Age of E-Discovery Top
Vandenberg & Feliu partner Jeffrey Gross writes: Privilege logs can be the scourge of modern litigation. Instead of resigning themselves to spending many thousands of dollars of their clients' money on traditional privilege logs, the time has come for lawyers to negotiate and advocate for creative and more efficient ways of identifying privileged material.
 

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Y! Alert: National Law Journal


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Walk of shame? Top
One image of Strauss-Kahn is likely to endure: that of the perp walk. In his home country, where the press is prohibited from publishing photos of defendants in handcuffs unless the person is convicted, the image triggered outrage. Are the French right? Has this Ameri­can tradition gone too far?
 
An instant power player Top
As the first general counsel of the soon-to-launch Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Leonard Kennedy understands that his agency makes some people very nervous. His message: Take a deep breath, relax.
 
For Toyota, a point of venue Top
In a stifling hot courtroom on a recent afternoon, Los Angeles County, Calif., Superior Court Judge Anthony Mohr deliberated the proper jurisdiction for billions of dollars in claims filed by the insurers of Toyota owners who alleged their vehicles suddenly accelerated out of control.
 
MGA should receive $108M in fees in Bratz case, special master finds Top
MGA Entertainment Inc., which won an $88.5 million verdict against Mattel Inc. earlier this year, should receive $108 million in attorney fees, according to a discovery master's recommendation that was revealed in court documents in the case on July 6.
 
In opinion by Souter, 1st Circuit bars resentencing of sex offender based on need for treatment Top
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit has ordered a lower court to resentence a sex offender whose sentence length — after his supervised release was revoked — was based on the time needed to treat him.
 
Distressed property Top
Host Hotels & Resorts Inc., one of the largest hotel owners in the United States, stunned the real estate industry last month with an announcement that it was suing its longtime broker, Molinaro Koger Inc.
 
New SG preps for next term Top
In his first interview in office, Verrilli recently told Supreme Court Insider that the position of solicitor general is a job he did not seek or expect to get — but could not refuse when offered.
 
THE 2011 MIDSIZE HOT LIST Top
Twenty firms in the 50- to 150-lawyer range have proven they can continue to thrive in this troubled economy.
 
THE PRACTICE: In two patent decisions, Court relies on settled principles Top
Justices took cooler approach in 'Global-Tech' and 'Microsoft' than in past cases, focusing more on precedent than policy.
 
OPINION: A broken slingshot Top
The Supreme Court in 'Wal-Mart' has effectively disarmed employees in David versus Goliath situations by inventing a new, virtually impossible standard for class certification.
 
IN-HOUSE COUNSEL: Four trends will improve benchmark reports Top
More participants, data visualization, tailored analysis and data 'mash-ups' will lead to a new level of sophistication.
 
OPINION: The dissent that changed America Top
Judge J. Waites Waring's opinion 60 years ago in 'Briggs v. Elliott' led directly to 'Brown v. Board of Education.'
 

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Y! Alert: National Law Journal - Washington


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Distressed property Top
Host Hotels & Resorts Inc., one of the largest hotel owners in the United States, stunned the real estate industry last month with an announcement that it was suing its longtime broker, Molinaro Koger Inc.
 
New SG preps for next term Top
In his first interview in office, Verrilli recently told Supreme Court Insider that the position of solicitor general is a job he did not seek or expect to get — but could not refuse when offered.
 
Human rights lawyer fights prohibitions over use of WikiLeaks documents Top
A lawyer representing a Guantanamo Bay detainee is challenging government prohibitions that restrict access and use of WikiLeaks documents in pending litigation in Washington federal district court.
 
Pitcher's case on deck Top
The prosecution of Clemens in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on perjury, obstruction and false statement charges is the highest-profile trial in Washington since the botched case against the late Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) two years ago.
 
INADMISSIBLE Top
Predicting Varney's replacement; Cuban's other victory; is that election different from all other elections; LSC facing millions in cuts; the patent controls by Bayh; Patton Boggs backs rebels in Libya; and a new Brady Center president in this week's column.
 
Judge Daniel Friedman, last original member of Federal Circuit, dies at 95 Top
He was also the last chief judge of the U.S. Court of Claims, the Federal Circuit's predecessor. Friedman served as chief of that court from 1978 until 1982, when it merged with the Court of Customs and Patent Appeals to become the Federal Circuit.
 
Blagojevich verdict is a win for U.S. Attorney Fitzgerald Top
The prosecution of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich hasn't been an easy one for U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. So Monday's verdict finding Blagojevich guilty on 17 counts may give Fitzgerald some measure of validation for his handling of the case.
 
High court grants cert in case about patentability of drug dosage methods Top
Intellectual property lawyers are hoping the U.S. Supreme Court will clarify some patentability issues in the field of medicine when it hears Mayo Collaborative Services v. Prometheus Laboratories Inc.
 
Roberts Court extends line of permissive First Amendment rulings in video game case Top
Just how conservative or pro-business the Roberts Court is continues to generate debate. But on one subject, the trend line is undeniable: a strong majority favors classic First Amendment protection for even the most objectionable speech.
 
For business, a big week at Court Top
Justices curtail employment class actions, as well as climate-change and generic-drug suits.
 
Fallout from Wal-Mart case begins Top
The Supreme Court's blockbuster decision Monday in Wal-Mart v. Dukes, tossing out the biggest discrimination class action in history, is already having an impact on the Supreme Court's docket.
 
House committee proposes $104 million funding cut for LSC Top
The Legal Services Corporation is warning that the House Appropriations Committee's proposal to cut $104 million in funding next year could leave hundreds of thousands of low-income individuals without access to legal assistance.
 
Fulfilling foreign judgments Top
A new bill before the District of Columbia Council could help parties trying to collect on foreign money judgments, according to attorneys supporting the law.
 
Farmers case yields big fees Top
This month, a federal judge in Washington quietly approved a $1.25 billion settlement and conditionally agreed to a fee range that could generate a $92.5 million award to be split among all the lawyers.
 

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The Score: Morgan Lewis, the Red Sox, and More Baseball Machinations Top
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius helps The New York Times Company cash out of part of its stake in the Boston Red Sox, while the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets continue their respective legal battles. The Am Law Daily has more on the start of the Roger Clemens trial, ongoing labor negotiations for the NBA and NFL, and Gordon & Rees's litigation campaign against Basketball Wives in our latest look at sports and the law.
 
June Jobs Report: Legal Industry Continues to Shrink Top
The legal sector shed 2,600 jobs last month, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's especially grim news given the results of the American Bar Association's latest Lawyer Population Survey, which shows even more lawyers entering the field.
 
Deals Update: News Corp's BSkyB Bid in Limbo; Fight For Southern Union Heats Up Top
Plus: New York Stock Exchange shareholders approve a merger with Deutsche Börse and Canadian officials may insist on reviewing the results of Nortel's huge patent sale.
 
The A-List 2011: Hughes Hubbard's Rise to the Top Top
Associate satisfaction--one of the four components in scoring firms on The American Lawyer's A-List--was a key factor in pushing Hughes Hubbard up the list. "The most important key to associate satisfaction or people satisfaction is people being engaged in great, important work," says firm chair Candace Beinecke in discussing the firm's success.
 
Detroit Taps Miller Canfield for Possible Suit Against Ex-Mayor Kirkpatrick Top
The firm's job: determine whether the city should proceed with a lawsuit against, among others, its disgraced former mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick.
 
Handicapping Who Follows Varney as Nation's Top Trustbuster Top
Antitrust lawyers speculate on potential candidates in the running to replace Christine Varney, the head of the Department of Justice's antitrust division who will step down from that job in August to join Cravath Swaine & Moore.
 

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DOMA falling fast ... Bar using leadership vacuum to fight discipline backlog ... Michael Dillon cries all the way to the IPO
 
Viewpoint: No Need for Antitrust Prosecution of Google Top
 
Fenwick & West Handling IPO for Silver Spring Networks Top
 
Feds Concede DOMA Fight in Bankruptcy Court Top
The decision by the DOJ, led by AG Eric Holder Jr., and congressional Republicans leaves intact an order by 20 judges allowing a married same-sex couple to file bankruptcy jointly.
 
State Bar's Dunn Fires Four Managers in Discipline Unit Top
 
9th Circuit Lifts Stay on 'Don't Ask' Injunction Top
Saying the balance of harms had shifted along with the Obama administration's posture, a panel said Judge Virginia Phillips' order barring enforcement of the policy can now take effect.
 
Morgan, Lewis Adds Life Sciences Partner in S.F. Top
 
Polsinelli Shughart Opens L.A. Office With Acquisition of Quateman Top
 
Hawley to Handle Administrative Duties While State Bar Seeks New Top Prosecutor Top
 
9th Circuit: Judge Erred in Ordering Supplemental Arguments for Deadlocked Jury Top
 

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Y! Alert: All News RSS - The Recorder


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Viewpoint: No Need for Antitrust Prosecution of Google Top
 
Fenwick & West Handling IPO for Silver Spring Networks Top
 
Feds Concede DOMA Fight in Bankruptcy Court Top
The decision by the DOJ, led by AG Eric Holder Jr., and congressional Republicans leaves intact an order by 20 judges allowing a married same-sex couple to file bankruptcy jointly.
 
State Bar's Dunn Fires Four Managers in Discipline Unit Top
 
9th Circuit Lifts Stay on 'Don't Ask' Injunction Top
Saying the balance of harms had shifted along with the Obama administration's posture, a panel said Judge Virginia Phillips' order barring enforcement of the policy can now take effect.
 
Morgan, Lewis Adds Life Sciences Partner in S.F. Top
 
Polsinelli Shughart Opens L.A. Office With Acquisition of Quateman Top
 
Hawley to Handle Administrative Duties While State Bar Seeks New Top Prosecutor Top
 
9th Circuit: Judge Erred in Ordering Supplemental Arguments for Deadlocked Jury Top
 
Wilson Team Helps Go Daddy in Acquisition Top
 

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