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- Linear Technology On the Hook for $8.4 Million in Attorneys Fees
- Judge Sides With Netflix on Collusion Claims
- L.A. Judge Certifies Class in Gutted Countrywide Case
- Attorney Sanctioned for 'Snow Job' In Fee Dispute
- Circuit Rejects AOL Privacy Settlement, Citing Random Beneficiaries
- Orange County Retirees Win Narrow Ruling on Health Benefits
- Bar Pass Rate for Would-Be Lawyers Holds Steady at 55%
- Patent Auction Draws Crowd, If Not Bids
- Prop 8 Proponents Have Standing to Appeal, High Court Says
- High Court Lets Stand Ruling Widening Doorway in Discrimination Cases
| Linear Technology On the Hook for $8.4 Million in Attorneys Fees | Top |
| An appeal court upholds a defense judgment against Linear Technology and slaps the semiconductor maker with $8.4 million in legal fees. | |
| Judge Sides With Netflix on Collusion Claims | Top |
| L.A. Judge Certifies Class in Gutted Countrywide Case | Top |
| Attorney Sanctioned for 'Snow Job' In Fee Dispute | Top |
| Circuit Rejects AOL Privacy Settlement, Citing Random Beneficiaries | Top |
| Ninth Circuit Judge N. Randy Smith said cy pres awards to unrelated charities chosen by a mediator don't benefit class members. | |
| Orange County Retirees Win Narrow Ruling on Health Benefits | Top |
| Bar Pass Rate for Would-Be Lawyers Holds Steady at 55% | Top |
| Patent Auction Draws Crowd, If Not Bids | Top |
| Prop 8 Proponents Have Standing to Appeal, High Court Says | Top |
| Holding otherwise would give governor and AG a veto over initiatives, Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye says in 61-page opinion. | |
| High Court Lets Stand Ruling Widening Doorway in Discrimination Cases | Top |
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