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Forensic Expert Permitted to Identify Keyboard User
By John W. JoyceLimited access to multiple computers with similar file structures is an acceptable ultimate issue opinion.
Federal Procedural Rules Trump Hague Convention
By Douglas E. MotzenbeckerFrench-blocking statute did not excuse foreign corporation from U.S. discovery obligations.
Supreme Court Limits FMLA Claims Against States
By Lisa R. HasdaySovereign immunity bars relief under the self-care provision.
Fiduciary Duty Exception to Privilege Inapplicable in Illinois
By Oran F. WhitingLegal advice to law firm is protected from disclosure to firm's client.
Civil Procedure »
A Modest Proposal: Discard Spoliation Sanctions
By Charles S. FaxDistrict courts have recognized the duty to preserve and the concomitant availability of sanctions for spoliation.
Tips from the Trenches »
Preparing a Witness to Testify in the Grand Jury
By Stephen D. Brown and Christine C. LevinIt is a lawyer's responsibility to protect a grand jury witness from the very real threat of a perjury charge.
Class Actions & Derivative Suits »
Confusion in Court over "All Natural" Claims
By Dawn GouletCostly litigation will continue until the FDA finally defines the term.
Securities Litigation »
The SEC's Public Focus on Private Equity
By Zesara C. ChanA regulatory floodlight shines on the asset-management industry.
Consumer Rights Litigation »
New Privacy Framework Poses Challenges for Digital Stakeholders
By David S. Almeida and David M. PoellThe Obama administration takes a bold step to secure online privacy for consumers.
Woman Advocate »
How to Launch and Grow a Successful Litigation Firm
By Francine Friedman GriesingAssert control over your professional path.


