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Abstracts: Section 54, Insurance Contracts Act 1984 (Cth). The High Court widens the "reach" of the Insurance Contracts Act
Abstracts: Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act and the art of compromise: the evolution of a reasonable and prudent alternative for the Animas-La Plata Project
Abstracts: Section 8(a)(2) of the NLRA: the debate. Labor-management cooperation: is management ready? (A)(2) Brutus? The perils and promise of the TEAM Act
Abstracts: Section lets prosecutors, defense air differences. Twilight of defense law. Feingold Amendment raises interpretation issues; the law seeks to bar defense contractors from making some domestic incentive payments
Abstracts: SEC trains its eye on the environment. Drafters of arbitration clauses face a variety of unforeseen perils; exercising caution when drawing up a dispute resolution provision can prevent a litany of problems
Abstracts: Secure your PDA: don't jeopardize your firm's confidential information. To maximize your billable time
Abstracts: Securing a durable mediation agreement to settle complex employment disputes. Arbitrability, preemption, and preclusion: developing issues in age discrimination claims
Abstracts: Securing non-qualified deferred compensation plan benefits with a group annuity contract is not constructive receipt
Abstracts: Securing the future. The three realities. Ethical distinctions
Abstracts: Securities arbitration - a decade after McMahon. Securities litigation developments: the "bespeaks caution" doctrine and related defenses
Abstracts: Securities class action litigation developments under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 - the adequacy of notice and appointment of lead plaintiff and the stay of discovery during the pendency of a motion to dismiss under the PSLRA
Abstracts: Securities class actions vary by type of defendant; recent cases against emerging companies often differ from those against older ones
Abstracts: Securities; class auctions. After the high court decision in 'Amchem Products Inc. v. Windsor,' can a class action ever be certified only for the purpose of settlement?
Abstracts: Securities; day trading. Securities law; the SEC's IPO probe. Securities law; stock for legal work
Abstracts: Securities; insider trading redux. What an imaging system can - and can't - do. Perry mason redux, with digital trial technology; the key to lawyers' using the latest tech advances in trying cases is broad-based training at all levels of attorney seniority
Abstracts: Securities law changes debated: supporters say bill restores fairness; critics claim it cuts investor protections
Abstracts: Securities law - insider trading - Fourth Circuit rejects misappropriation theory of Rule 10b-5 fraud liability
Abstracts: Securities law - municipal securities disclosure statute - Newly amended Securities Exchange Act Rule 15c2-12 requires municipal securities issuers to provide additional information to the market. - Municipal Securities Disclosure, 17 C.F.R. s. 240.15c2-12 (1995)
Abstracts: Securities law - SEC allows Internet-based trading of securities - Real Goods Trading Corp., SEC no-action letter, (Current Binder) Fed. Sec. L. Rep. (CCH) para. 77,226 at 77,131 (June 24, 1996)
Abstracts: Securities law; selective disclosure. Securities law; electronic media. Securities law; tackling new Reg. FD
Abstracts: Securities lending transactions can have uncertain tax results. Proposed cross-border securities lending rules leave unanswered questions
Abstracts: Securities litigation reform. Corporate boards and securities litigation reform. Chestman revisited: the slow death of fraud
Abstracts: Securities litigation reform legislation. Conference report - National Securities Markets Improvement Act of 1996: H.R. 3005
Abstracts: Securities malpractice exposure: client representation - certain problematic solutions. The SEC and prime bank securities frauds: past, present and future
Abstracts: Securities market proposals. While many of the current reform proposals call for imposition of a flat tax on income, their enactment could result instead in a consumption-based tax
Abstracts: Securities offerings made on the Web are subject to a panoply of federal and state regulations. But is the paper model appropriate for online transactions?
Abstracts: Securities regulation and the use of electronic media. SEC adopts amendments to stop regulation S abuses. SEC issues year 2000 interpretive release and staff legal bulletin no. 6 - the "Euro" Shearman & Sterling client letter
Abstracts: Securities regulatory reform legislation. Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act of 1998. The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act - overview, summary and new developments
Abstracts: Security devices for unlicensed reinsurers. The link between Russian organized crime and nuclear-weapons proliferation: fighting crime and ensuring international security
Abstracts: Security interests, misbehavior, and common pools. Survival of the common law abuse of process tort in the face of a Noerr-Pennington defense
Abstracts: Security in your closet: NitroGuard 200. Speech recognition: Cool C. A simple but powerful PIM
Abstracts: Security provider or security consumer? The European Union and conflict management. The European Union and international order: European and global dimensions
Abstracts: Security Regulation: A State-By-State Update. What's on the Security Horizon. ASIS Testifies on Capitol Hill
Abstracts: Security, Wi-Fi use on the rise. Google vs. the U.S. government. Broadband Bandit
Abstracts: Security, Wi-Fi use on the rise. Studies show improvements in e-government. Top 200 firms get connected
Abstracts: SEC wins 10-year battle to snare stock promoter; Robert Brennan hoped to outlast agency, victors say. Corporate attorneys had a good year in the IPO market
Abstracts: Seeds of distrust: The co-existence of genetically modified and conventional or organic crops in Greece. Implementation of reduction commitments under the Kyoto Protocol in Switzerland
Abstracts: Seeing the facts, tapping the power of seeing as well as hearing. Understanding character evidence; four ideas that tie it all together
Abstracts: Seeing the wood despite the trees? On the scope of Union citizenship and its constitutional effects. Case C-148/02, Carlos Garcia Avello v. Etat Belge, judgment of the full court of 2 October 2003
Abstracts: Seeking a benefits balance in the Industrial Design Treaty Revision (Hague Agreement): Fifth Meeting of Experts, held June 13-16, 1995
Abstracts: Seeking a cure; election-year debate on health care has partisan overtones. Ringing out the 103rd; a partisan Congress closes with substantial list of measures passed
Abstracts: Seeking a cure for rudeness: Judicial Council pursues Supreme Court decision on transferring judge's cases. How Shoob derailed a plea; after judge questions case against bank official, investigations follow
Abstracts: Seeking a preliminary injunction. Copyright and the franchise. Defeating requests for preliminary injunctive relief in franchise termination cases
Abstracts: Seeking a wider role: underrepresented in high-level law positions, Hispanics struggle for access. The art of getting paid: telephone reminders and credit card options can boost cash flow
Abstracts: Seeking common ground: a response to Dunfee. Ethics in cyberspace: have we seen this movie before? Securing the ties that bind: a response to commentators
Abstracts: Seeking harmony; is the Asian concept of the conciliator/arbitrator applicable in the West? The origins of mediation in traditional China
Abstracts: Seeking rationales; NATO's Yugoslavia bombing raises U.N. authorization issue. Educated perspectives; former attorneys general discuss high and low points as head of DOJ
Abstracts: Seeking rights to crucial gene; parents of children with PXE took steps to control samples used in research for a cure
Abstracts: Seeking substances: Indiana schools push for expansion of drug test ruling. Rank speculation; some big-name law schools fare poorly in new, controversial rankings by a former Michigan justice
Abstracts: Sega case suggests protection strategies. In Lotus, the 1st Circuit departed from precedent, narrowing protection for developed software and giving crafty litigators a blank disk on which to write
Abstracts: Selected developments concerning the federal securities laws and in the market for corporate control. Recent developments in securities class actions
Abstracts: Selected estate planning strategies for persons with less than $3 million. Adequate disclosure: its impact on gift tax return strategies
Abstracts: Selected issues in restructuring public debt securities. Intercreditor and subordination issues. Current issues and rulemaking projects: Division of Corporation Finance
Abstracts: Selected issues in restructuring public debt securities. Just-in-case: planning for a potential restructuring
Abstracts: Selected issues respecting stock based compensation schemes. MD & A, forward-looking statements and related disclosure issues
Abstracts: Selected litigation issues implicating additional insured endorsements. Discrimination claims: must the insurer defend or indemnify its insured?
Abstracts: Selected recent developments in EEO law: the Civil Rights Act of 1991, sexual harassment, and the emerging role of ADR
Abstracts: Selecting a jury in federal criminal trials after Batson and McCollum. The admissibility of ultimate issue expert testimony by law enforcement officers in criminal trials
Abstracts: Selecting a litigation support solution. RSA Conference: technology professionals gather to discuss security issues
Abstracts: Selecting a neutral. ADR: virtue or vice? The mediation alternative in sex harassment cases
Abstracts: Selecting a new board is a negotiating challenge; negotiators must choose, from two existing sets of directors, the members of the new board
Abstracts: Selecting the proper forum to enforce one's choice of forum. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. v. Tualatin Tire and Auto, Inc.: the right to jury trial in civil actions under the Oregon Franchise Act
Abstracts: Selecting the right tools for your firm. Lou Andreozzi. Michael Wilens: seven years later
Abstracts: Self-canceling installment note did not result in a gift, but was bona fide debt. Donor's retained control caused incomplete gift, rules Tax Court
Abstracts: Self-referral regs prompt second look; physicians' practices and pay likely to be restructured. Antitrust defenses in physician peer review cases
Abstracts: Self-Regulation - Criticisms and a Response. The legal response to the wide-spread poisoning of farmworkers from pesticide exposure
Abstracts: Selling contracts revisions, again; new drafting committee gears up for another whack at updating the UCC. Tell-all rules; new regulations require public companies to disclose material information to Main Street as well as Wall Street
Abstracts: Selling safety. Testing portable electrical appliances. Emergency response
Abstracts: Seminole Tribe of Florida v. Florida: can state employees still sue in federal court? The unemployment-at-will doctrine
Abstracts: Senate bans most 'Net gambling; many bet on poor enforcement. $30 billion MCI bid has antitrust world spinning; emerging world networks push the limits of antitrust enforcement paradigms
Abstracts: Senate Democratic leadership introduces Retirement Security Act. Payment to retirement plan in excess of deductible limits did not result from mistake of fact
Abstracts: Senate panel told of fraud, corruption at RTC. Bush Justice Department assails S & L report. Seeking clarity on fines for polluting agencies
Abstracts: Senators cannot be choosers. The court must look like us all. Beware pro bono work if you want to be a judge
Abstracts: Senators cannot be choosers. Way to end abortion dilemma? Just say no to 'Stealth' amendment
Abstracts: Sending children back; efforts to reverse adoptions face strong legal obstacles. Free the children: a cumbersome adoption process is keeping families apart
Abstracts: Senior bar members once considered it their role to train young lawyers. It is not uncommon for the government to keep informers satisfied
Abstracts: Senior judge ranks close vacancy gap; political squabbles upset judges who shun full-pay retirement in order to work
Abstracts: Senior lawyers ease age requirement; Division welcomes 55-year-olds, urges early planning for retirement. The bounce-back factor: even pessimistic lawyers can learn to be more resilient
Abstracts: Sen. Metzenbaum fights Milberg Weiss; friend of plaintiffs' lawyers turns foe in questioning firm's class action fees
Abstracts: Sentences dip below guidelines more often; some lawmakers accuse federal judges of abusing the system. Federal plea bargains draw fire; 'Brady waivers' aim to make deals stick, but defense lawyers balk
Abstracts: Separability and the US Supreme Court decision in Buckeye v. Cardegna. Limitation period for the enforcement of arbitral awards in Nigeria
Abstracts: Separate and equal: in a racially divided America, minorities have to empower their own futures. Funding equal justice: state commissions studying bias in courts hampered by budget constraints
Abstracts: 'Separate but equal' revisited: the Detroit male academies case. Title IX and gender equity in college athletics: how honesty might avert a crisis
Abstracts: Separate paths: in their quest to win tech market, Gateway and Hewlett-Packard show different colors. The wonder of Wiki: a collaboration tool reminiscent of the Internet's old days finds new glory
Abstracts: Separating from children. Preventing undue terminations: a critical evaluation of the length-of-time-out-of-custody ground for termination of parental rights
Abstracts: Separating powers; courts weigh in on rewriting of Lampf statute-of-limitations scheme. Specialization in Soviet practice; it's still a risky business, but more U.S. firms are entering the fray
Abstracts: Separation, divorce, and employee benefits. Benefits administration in the twenty-first century. Accounting for pension costs
Abstracts: September 1983 Proposed Regulations Concerning Foreign Debt Registration Reguirements. The Service Proposes New Regulations Under Section 897
Abstracts: September 1983 Proposed Regulations Concerning Foreign Debt Registration Reguirements. part 2 Final Capital Gains Rules for Foreign Tax Credit Computations
Abstracts: Service asserts continued vitality of old Revenue Ruling but will not penalize consistent good-faith contrary positions
Abstracts: Service in international arbitration in light of articles 2 and 23 of the UNCITRAL rules and international practice
Abstracts: Services and software help manage legal billings; an entire industry is devoted to making sense of mind-numbing bills and spotting irregularities
Abstracts: Service sector fatalities tumble, but slips and trips remain major stumbling-block. Employee injuries down, as under-reporting remains widespread
Abstracts: Services regionalism in the WTO: China's trade agreements with Hong Kong and Macao in the light of Article V(6) GATS
Abstracts: Services regionalism in the WTO: China's trade agreements with Hong Kong and Macao in the light of Article V(6) GATS. part 2
Abstracts: Service with predecessor employer is "service with the employer" under s. 415(b)(5) if continuity of interest exists
Abstracts: Set sail for higher returns; foreign investments offer chance to diversify and reap greater dividends. Uncertainty has its own rewards; emerging markets may be the wave of the future for adventurous investors
Abstracts: Set the dial for family-fare programs; software does the math on divorce and child support calculations - and more
Abstracts: Setting congressional boundaries; some say federal efforts to safeguard women from sex assaults cross the line
Abstracts: Setting limits on a potentially powerful weapon. The tangled web of issuer liability for analyst statements. Shareholder protection through strict statutory construction
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