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Courts Remain Reluctant to Expand Interlocutory Appeals
By M. Caitlin HaneyPrivate parties cannot seek interlocutory appeal for issues reserved for state actors.
Counterclaim May Be Avoided by Covenant Not to Sue
By Christina M. JordanPlaintiff may exit trademark lawsuit by filing broadly worded covenant.
Lawyers May Face Liability for Ex-Parte Defamatory Remarks
By M. Derek HarrisPotential defamatory statements may be subject only to a qualified privilege.
Asking for Friendly Advice Can Create a Conflict
By Jannis E. GoodnowPlaintiff's choice of counsel stymied by defense counsel's casual consultation.
Civil Procedure »
Federal Spoliation Rule Moves Forward
By Charles S. FaxThere is a need for a uniform standard for rules to guide counsel in all federal courts.
Tips from the Trenches »
Winning the Internet with Social Media
By Jason BeahmA law firm is a brand, and social media can keep it first in your clients' minds.
Technology for the Litigator »
Five iPhone and iPad Security Steps to Take Right Now
By Keith J. Jones and Jason T. BriodySimple steps to ensure your emails, texts, and documents don't fall into the wrong hands.
Young Advocates »
Advice for Young Lawyers: Becoming an Expert on Experts
By George Abele and Adam ReichEverything you need to know about handling expert witnesses.
Environmental »
Bernstein v. Bankert: CERCLA Claims by Settling Parties
By Bina JoshiThe decision potentially leads to even greater confusion than before.
Securities »
Litigating Customer Claims Outside the Firm-Client Relationship
By Sandra D. Grannum and Joshua D. JonesCourts analyze FINRA rules in arbitration between firms and clients.
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