Microsoft announced yesterday it was launching 55 separate lawsuits against suspected software pirates in 11 countries selling counterfeit Microsoft products via eBay and other auction websites.

The suits were part of a big new push to eradicate piracy of the world’s most popular software programs and buoy consumer confidence on the eve of a major new product launch. Microsoft is on the verge of releasing new versions of Windows, its operating system, and Office, its word-processing and office management software package. […]

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Wednesday 1 November 2006 – LAWFUE – Law News, Law Jobs – Mr James K…

Wednesday 1 November 2006 – LAWFUE – Law News, Law Jobs – Mr James Kwok, former director and chief executive officer of Envirostar Energy Limited (Envirostar), has been found guilty of two fraud charges following an investigation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Mr Kwok, of Hope Island in Queensland, was found guilty

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LAWFUEL – LawFuel.com’s Hot Files reports that the breakup that was re…

LAWFUEL – LawFuel.com’s Hot Files reports that the breakup that was reported to be keeping bitterness in check – between Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe – has just been unchecked by reports that Aussie actress Abbie Cornish was the temptress who wrecked their perfect marriage. Witherspoon’s already engaged celebrity lawyer Robert Kaufman to do the

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LAWFUEL – Law News, Law Jobs Worldwide – University of Adelaide resear…

LAWFUEL – Law News, Law Jobs Worldwide – University of Adelaide research has found governments and companies face a likely increase in law suits for their role in global warming and consequent damage to health and communities, and that these claims have a good chance of succeeding. Researchers Dr Joseph Smith and Emeritus Professor David

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PHOENIX- LAWFUEL – Law Jobs, Law News – On October 30, 2006, Van Bat…

PHOENIX- LAWFUEL – Law Jobs, Law News – On October 30, 2006, Van Bateman, 55, of Flagstaff, Arizona, pleaded guilty to setting timber afire on the Coconino Forest in federal district court in Phoenix. Bateman admitted to starting the Boondock Fire on June 23, 2004 without Forest Service authorization. He then left the area of

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Atlanta, GA (October 31, 2006) – Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker L…

Atlanta, GA (October 31, 2006) – Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP (Paul Hastings), a leading international law firm, represented MAGNATRAX Corporation, an Atlanta-based holding company, in the sale of its subsidiary, Jenisys Engineered Products, a manufacturer and distributor of metal construction products and accessories, to Fabral, Inc., an affiliate of Euramax International, Inc. The

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A Philip Morris attorney on Tuesday challenged a $79.5 million punitive damages award to a former smoker’s widow, arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court the tobacco giant could not be punished for harm to other smokers.

But a lawyer for Mayola Williams, whose husband died of lung cancer in 1997 after smoking for more than 40 years, defended the large award won by his client. “This jury did a very good job,” he said in urging that the award be upheld. The case has been closely watched by business groups who

A Philip Morris attorney on Tuesday challenged a $79.5 million punitive damages award to a former smoker’s widow, arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court the tobacco giant could not be punished for harm to other smokers. Read More »

NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. & NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa.–LAWFUEL Law Job Alerts -…

NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. & NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa.–LAWFUEL Law Job Alerts – Sign Up at LawFuel.com –The 2006 Altman Weil Law Department Compensation Benchmarking Survey of U.S. corporate law departments has just been released. The survey, published in partnership with LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell®, shows base salaries up across the board for in-house lawyers in 2006. “Corporations have

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Plavix Patients’ Lawsuit Comes on Heels of Class Action Suit Announced…

Plavix Patients’ Lawsuit Comes on Heels of Class Action Suit Announced by Third-Party Payors Last Week SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31 LAWFUEL – Law Jobs, Law News — The first personal injury lawsuit against the makers of Plavix(R), Bristol-Myers Squibb and Sanofi-Aventis, has been filed. Among the allegations are misleading the public and hiding the risks

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A New York court has rejected Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe’s “tactical” bid to disqualify the lawyer suing the law firm on behalf of a former associate who claims he was fraudulently promised promotion to partnership.

A New York court has rejected Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe’s “tactical” bid to disqualify the lawyer suing the law firm on behalf of a former associate who claims he was fraudulently promised promotion to partnership. Orrick’s efforts to remove the lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, from the case reveal that not one but two associates consulted with

A New York court has rejected Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe’s “tactical” bid to disqualify the lawyer suing the law firm on behalf of a former associate who claims he was fraudulently promised promotion to partnership. Read More »

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