Table of Contents
Summer 2012, Volume 37, Number 4
Features
Is Employee Misuse of Company Data a Crime?
By Natasha A. SaggarIs Prohibition of Non-Lawyer Ownership of Law Firms Antiquated?
By Sean T. CarnathanYou've Got Mail, but Have You Been Served?
By Teresa Rider Bult
Departments
Ethics
Struggles in the Legal World
Keeping Watch
Developments in the Federal Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branches
Posted & Noted
Sightings from the Blogosphere
News & Analysis
What's Hot
New Developments in Committees & Practice Areas
Columns
Practice Points / A Peer May Be Your Client's Worst Juror
By Hon. Mark A. DrummondCivil Procedure / Why You Must Read the Local Rules
By Charles S. FaxCivil Procedure / Prometheus's Patent Ruled a Myth
By Katerina E. MilenkovskiBook Review / The Young Litigator: Advice on Building a Successful Career
By Caitlin HaneyCountdown
Do You Really Want a Jury of Your Peers?
- » Attorney-Client Privilege Passes to Acquiring Company in Merger
- » District Court Remand Orders Are Difficult to Appeal
- » Failure to Authenticate Email Leads to Dismissal of Case
- » Admission of GPS Evidence Signals Brave New World
- » Supreme Court Narrowly Defines Younger Abstention Doctrine
- » Motion to Reconsider Remand Order Is Not Appealable
- » Employees Can Be Liable for Data Theft Regardless of Use
- » No Bad Faith When Insurer Fails to Initiate Settlement
- » Former Counsel Violated Ethics Rules by Informing on Client
- » Tougher Scrutiny of Employer Payroll Cards
- » No Mercy for Pro Se Litigant
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