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• 1st Circuit: Employer's headcount at time of discrimination determines damages caps
• Home court advantage
• LAW FIRM BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: Eyes on the bottom line: cost-effective Web tools
• LAW FIRM BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: 'Old school' methods can still play a role in rainmaking
• LAW FIRM BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: A more informed social-media strategy takes research
• THE PRACTICE: The Declaration of Independence: effective advocacy
• OPINION: No need for antitrust prosecution of Google
• OPINION: Parsing the war power
• THE CONNECTED LAWYER: Social media and the porch

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1st Circuit: Employer's headcount at time of discrimination determines damages caps	Top
A company's employee headcount at the time of a discriminatory act, not at the time of trial, determines damages caps in an employment discrimination suit, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit has ruled.
Home court advantage	Top
The Housing Conditions Calendar opened last spring as a new forum for tenant complaints in District of Columbia Superior Court.
LAW FIRM BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: Eyes on the bottom line: cost-effective Web tools	Top
Middle-market law firms can take advantage of several low-priced business-intelligence resources.
LAW FIRM BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: 'Old school' methods can still play a role in rainmaking	Top
Sophisticated technology uses similar business-intelligence strategies and tactics, on a broader scale.
LAW FIRM BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE: A more informed social-media strategy takes research	Top
Before a firm jumps in, marketers should know about audiences, conversations, trends and influencers.
THE PRACTICE: The Declaration of Independence: effective advocacy	Top
Not only did this document proclaim some radical truths that are still disputed, but it did so in an unforgettable way.
OPINION: No need for antitrust prosecution of Google	Top
Putting it under a microscope for actions it might take is anathema to our system of marketplace competition.
OPINION: Parsing the war power	Top
Presidents Truman, Clinton and Obama have all gone to great lengths to argue to Congress and the public that clearly hostile military operations are neither wars nor hostilities.
THE CONNECTED LAWYER: Social media and the porch	Top
By simply signing up for LinkedIn and then never spending any time on the site, you are missing the whole point. It's like building a side porch for style, but never sitting out on it. So how do we sit on the proverbial front porch online?

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