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- When Computer Misuse Becomes a Crime
- Capital Accounts: Justices Take Step into Fight over Election Maps
- Why Howard Rice Changed Its Mind on Merging
- Viewpoint: Bar-ometer
- Viewpoint: Firms Should Look Beyond Lateral Hiring
- On the Move
- Circuit Weighs Walker's Handling of Prop 8 Case
| Bucking Recommendation, Prosecutors Ask for Jail Time for Bonds | Top |
| Apple, HTC to Square off at ITC over Smartphones | Top |
| Wilson, Fenwick Helping Launch Jive IPO | Top |
| When Computer Misuse Becomes a Crime | Top |
| An 11-judge Ninth Circuit panel weighs whether Dennis Riordan's client can face criminal charges for breaking corporate computer-use policies. | |
| Capital Accounts: Justices Take Step into Fight over Election Maps | Top |
| Why Howard Rice Changed Its Mind on Merging | Top |
| Viewpoint: Bar-ometer | Top |
| Everyone wins in Howard Rice/Arnold Porter merger ... Charles Cooper isn't doing himself any favors with his Prop 8 argument ... Will Vaughn Walker lose on the trial video question? | |
| Viewpoint: Firms Should Look Beyond Lateral Hiring | Top |
| On the Move | Top |
| A weekly report of lawyer moves and law firm changes. Keep abreast of where movers and shakers are going and what they're doing. | |
| Circuit Weighs Walker's Handling of Prop 8 Case | Top |
| More than two hours of arguments devoted to release of trial videotape and whether the former federal judge should have disclosed he was in a long-term same-sex relationship. | |
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