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In a complaint filed on March 6 ( available on Scribd via the WSJ's Law Blog), a New York man alleges that the virtual assistant Apple built into his iPhone 4S doesn't work as advertised.
For most NBA basketball fans, the highlight of All-Star Weekend used to be the slam dunk contest.
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from the oh-the-people-you'll-sue dept Another week, another batch of comments. This week on the insightful side, the top three votegetters were so close that I'm just going to post all three.
The IPKat
After a couple desperate "meows" over the phone to her IT department last week, the AmeriKat finally was able to listen to the latest, but improbable, last round of the House of Common's European Scrutiny Committee 's questioning of Baroness Wilcox on the unitary patent proposals.Copyrights & Campaigns
When I started this blog in December 2008 , I said I wanted to counter the “ shocking lack of balance in discussion of copyright and related issues on the Internet.”
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Last week, opponents of the Bloomberg Administration’s plan to redevelop Willets Point found themselves cheering a move by the Mayor.
Senator Blumenthal wants to keep employers from logging into your Facebook account This week, a big AP story captured the nation’s attention by pointing out that some employers are asking job seekers for their Facebook passwords:
Kashmir Hill - The Not-So Private Parts - Forbes
After reviewing the Mississippi Supreme Court's 77–page opinion upholding Gov. Barbour's pardons, I ended up where I started: leaning to the conclusion that pardons aren't valid when the Constitutional publication requirement wasn't met. My take could simply be an example confirmation bias at work.
Mississippi Litigation Review & Commentary : Mississippi Personal Injury Lawyer & Attorney : Phillip W. Thomas Law Firm : MS Litigation Review & Commentary
According to some new research, if your case facts promote pro-religious themes or invoke pro-religious feelings, and you are plaintiff/prosecutor, you want intuitive jurors.
The Jury Room
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Fixing Washington, 126 Harvard Law Review (forthcoming 2012) ( draf available )Blog
Journalists are welcome to use the information contained in this blog as long as they credit TheCorporateCounsel.net - contact Broc if you have any questions.I’ve tried writing this post for the past week. Tried. On February 25, 2012, I lost a colleague, friend, and mentor.