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Is it possible that the legal job market is finally getting better? That’s the suggestion from Thursday’s unemployment report from the Labor Department.

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In what amounts to a whistle-blower complaint, ex-Broward Judge Jay Spechler is suing his former boss over a ”bogus” demotion, and wants his spot back on the bench, according to the civil defamation lawsuit.

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A federal judge in New York has ordered Google to turn over to Viacom a database linking users of YouTube, the Web’s largest video site by far, with every clip they have watched there.

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Toronto, Canada – GAO Comm (www.GAOComm.com) recommends its all-digital fiber optic digital video transceiver module designed to support simultaneous transmission of four-way video and one-way return data over one optical fiber. It is compliant with…

Bryan Cave LLP Elects 14 New Partners

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Orrick advises China Forestry on US$300 million high yield bond offering on the Singapore Stock Exchange

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Clifford Chance advises retailer Carrefour SA on sale of Thai business

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SEC AND CESR MEMBERS ANNOUNCE EFFORTS TO CONTINUE CLOSE COOPERATION AS NATIONAL SECURITIES REGULATORS IMPLEMENT NEW REGULATORY REFORM INITIATIVES

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A federal judge weighed the fate of a brain-damaged Florida woman on Monday, acting hours after the U.S. Congress and President Bush intervened to push the highly charged right-to-die case back into court.

Jones Day was late entering the Chinese market, but it’s making up for lost time. It is expanding rapidly along with the market in China for legal services.

New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer has issued subpoenas to at least two of the nation’s three largest drug distributors in what appears to be a probe into the way the companies buy drugs from each other.

Enron Corp.’s once-proud broadband unit was little more than a mishmash of questionable software, accounting tricks and unkept promises, a U.S. prosecutor said as the trial of five former executives got under way on Tuesday.

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Is it possible that the legal job market is finally getting better? That’s the suggestion from Thursday’s unemployment report from the Labor Department.

In what amounts to a whistle-blower complaint, ex-Broward Judge Jay Spechler is suing his former boss over a ”bogus” demotion, and wants his spot back on the bench, according to the civil defamation lawsuit.

A federal judge in New York has ordered Google to turn over to Viacom a database linking users of YouTube, the Web’s largest video site by far, with every clip they have watched there.

Latest Releases

All-digital Fiber Optic Video Transceiver

Bryan Cave LLP Elects 14 New Partners

Orrick advises China Forestry on US$300 million high yield bond offering on the Singapore Stock Exchange

Clifford Chance advises retailer Carrefour SA on sale of Thai business

SEC AND CESR MEMBERS ANNOUNCE EFFORTS TO CONTINUE CLOSE COOPERATION AS NATIONAL SECURITIES REGULATORS IMPLEMENT NEW REGULATORY REFORM INITIATIVES

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A federal judge weighed the fate of a brain-damaged Florida woman on Monday, acting hours after the U.S. Congress and President Bush intervened to push the highly charged right-to-die case back into court.

Jones Day was late entering the Chinese market, but it’s making up for lost time. It is expanding rapidly along with the market in China for legal services.

New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer has issued subpoenas to at least two of the nation’s three largest drug distributors in what appears to be a probe into the way the companies buy drugs from each other.

Enron Corp.’s once-proud broadband unit was little more than a mishmash of questionable software, accounting tricks and unkept promises, a U.S. prosecutor said as the trial of five former executives got under way on Tuesday.

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