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Abstracts: Tech law boom in D.C.; Virginia, Maryland suburbs are building a new electronic Beltwazy. Tech companies make a home in nation's capital; Washington, D.C., and 'burbs offer advantages to biotech and telecommunication firms
Abstracts: Technical difficulties; litigating computer-related cases means bringing the judge and jury up to speed on the complexities of a fast-paced industry
Abstracts: Technological edge; how four firms use computers to win cases. Winning the information revolution
Abstracts: Technology and privacy in the workplace. You've got mail...and the boss knows: a survey by the center for business ethics of companies' email and Internet monitoring
Abstracts: Technology and wealth. From Internet to Intranet: benefiting your business. Promoting your business with a Web home page on the Internet
Abstracts: Technology budgeting is difficult; prices fall, but hidden costs rise. Computers don't always do just what you want; lawyers find technology no panacea. Alas, some are working even harder
Abstracts: Technology holdings: TechnoLawyer archive. 2002 predictions: six legal technologists foretell what is in store for the legal tech industry of the year to come
Abstracts: Technology in simplified terms. Setting up your computer's filing system. Information management
Abstracts: Technology landscape changes again: law firms must decide what to keep, what to upgrade and what to let go. Internet monitoring
Abstracts: Technology offers litigators an edge: the effective use of computers, video and audio in court helps to influence jurors and win cases
Abstracts: Technology on the rise. Taming the paper beast II. Converting to paperless: a trusts and estates attorney's perspecti
Abstracts: Technology teaches old patent dogs new tricks: patents in electronic form and other new technologies propel practitioners into 21st century
Abstracts: Tech on the rise: attorneys are more willing to incorporate technology in legal arena. Perfect match
Abstracts: Tech-related bills pile up in Congress; pending bills cover click-wrap licenses, unsolicited e-mail, Web material 'harmful to minors,' online gambling and privacy
Abstracts: Tech setters: Rothgerber Johnson and Lyons. My solution: embracing IM. My solution: relationship obstacles
Abstracts: Teen sentenced. Online court. Fighting fraud: lawmakers use new tool to fight Internet fraud
Abstracts: Telecommuting: New Sweatshops at Home Computer Terminals? Can slower growth save the world? Promoting peace through marketing
Abstracts: Telemarketer pitches the court; businessman targets Scalia with his claim of a wrongful misdemeanor arrest. Police barriers; drug roadblocks struck down in latest victory for Fourth Amendment
Abstracts: Telephony catches on. The independents. Microsoft patches up: a class action lawsuit prompts Microsoft to evaluate its patching strategy
Abstracts: 'Televaulting' can help small firms retain files; lawyers without MIS support can use an online file backup service to save their drafts
Abstracts: Television and the jury. Appeals route blocked for prisoners. French officials now face new crime charges
Abstracts: Telling remarks; informing insurer can also feed discoverable data to plaintiff's counsel. Digital discovery grab bag; with expanding federal rules, lawyers have to get a handle on e-files
Abstracts: Temporary indebtedness incurred by plan to facilitate sales of employer stock not acquisition indebtedness. DOL final regulations identify when assets become plan assets under ERISA
Abstracts: Temporary reprieve for the LSC. Nobody's perfeck: for lawyers who think they must always be invincible, acknowledging an error and taking corrective action go hand in hand
Abstracts: Temporary SRLY regulations make improvements, provide opportunities, and create issues. Section 446: a trap for the unwary in the treatment of transactions between members of a consolidated group
Abstracts: Temps and the labor market: why unions fear staffing companies. How fair are the fair labor standards?
Abstracts: Temps use sparks ire in client ranks; some firms are reluctant to disclose markup of rates. Bills fought at fee hearing; Integrated Resources bankruptcy brings rowdy charges of overbilling in N.Y
Abstracts: Temp workers may be eligible for plan benefits; divergent decisions in 'Dupont' and 'Microsoft' cases turned on interpretation of plans
Abstracts: Tenant improvements create tax quandaries; few landlords and tenants fully consider the tax consequences of starting and ending leases
Abstracts: Tender traps; with more young lawyers tripped up by ethics problems, here are some hazards to avoid. Brutal findings; prison rapists go unpunished, victims go unrepresented
Abstracts: Ten essential peripherals. Simple desktop faxing solution. Hitting the pavement
Abstracts: Ten shopping tricks that will improve your computer (and not deplete your bank account). Remote safety: Windows provides safe, simple remote access
Abstracts: Tenth Circuit considers creative FICA tax avoidance scheme. Express reservation of right to terminate top-hat plan held insufficient
Abstracts: Tenth Circuit holds that marital settlement agreement is a QDRO, reversing Tax Court. QDRO rules applied to group life insurance plan
Abstracts: Tenth Circuit holds that severance agreement is top-hat plan. SEC refuses to issue no action letters on filing requirements for some large employer deferred compensation plans
Abstracts: Tenth Circuit rules that DOL may seek equitable relief under ERISA s. 502(a)(5). The evolution of ERISA litigation - recent interpretations under s. 510
Abstracts: Ten tips for selecting a litigation support vendor. Client/server scheduling solution. Simplified database creation
Abstracts: Ten tools for the road warrior. DOS forms creation package. No conflicts here
Abstracts: Tenure is no longer untouchable at the University of Minnesota. Firms develop a Medici touch; photography is popular in new spate of art buying; spending lavishly is not
Abstracts: Ten years later, officer recants; accused killer, once on death row, freed in 3d trial. Restaurant tries to break police silence; a fast-food chain can't get details of murders. Police say it would compromise probe
Abstracts: Terminated dealers adopt new tactics. Biotechnology; government controls on drug prices ultimately may stand in the way of innovative medical research
Abstracts: Terminated dealers adopt new tactics. Teams and leagues face off in court over relocations. Post office monopoly: unfair market practice
Abstracts: Terminating law partners can be a risky venture; courts will determine whether the firing, when challenged, was done in good faith or for a 'predatory purpose.'(Law Office Management)
Abstracts: Term limits for Senate thwart founders' plan. Keep 'junk' science off the stand. Peer review does not thwart new ideas
Abstracts: Terms of embitterment. (Pres. Bill Clinton an example of how lawyers are too cute with language). The In Crowd
Abstracts: Testing for the effects of concealed weapons laws: specification errors and robustness. Privately produced general deterrence
Abstracts: Testing for the effects of concealed weapons laws: specification errors and robustness. part 2 Safe-storage guns laws: accidental deaths, suicides, and crime
Abstracts: Testing the limits of judicial discretion in Chapter 11: the doctrine of necessity and third party releases. Trading claims in Chapter 11 cases: legal issues confronting the postpetition investor
Abstracts: Test of a second-generation law: plaintiffs seek to block a mafioso's profits with revised 'Son of Sam' statute
Abstracts: Texas criminal law firm challenges an IRS rule; what's in a name? Just about everything, according to some criminal lawyers
Abstracts: Texas loses way to sue hospitals; the state high court says malice is necessary in credentialing suits. 5th oks rare death row inmate retrial; federal appeals court finds violations in police and prosecutorial misconduct
Abstracts: Texas tackles its insurers; will Gov. Ann Richards' regulatory revolution spread? Small town indicts black students in voting case
Abstracts: Texas tackles its insurers; will Gov. Ann Richards' regulatory revolution spread? part 2 Feds probing officials in Texas
Abstracts: Text and context: discerning the basis for debtor's attorneys' fees under Chapter 7 and 11 of the Bankruptcy Code
Abstracts: That control thing; employment status of worker defines tax obligations. Crunch time; last-minute tax planning can still pay off in 1992
Abstracts: That 'other' antitrust trial; FTC's case against Intel is no 'U.S. v. Microsoft.'. Lessons of spin at the Visa trial; one defendant sticks to the law, the other to the bogeyman
Abstracts: Thaw is possible for frozen Iraqi assets. Efforts to unfreeze Iraqi funds continue. International Trade Commission Sec. 337 proceedings are a powerful way to block infringing imports at the border but can backfire, as Intel has learned
Abstracts: The 1111(b)(2) election: a primer. Covering the "security blanket": regulating bankruptcy claims and claim-participations trading under the federal securities laws
Abstracts: The 1993 Results Act: what are the results? Congress and the Clinton OMB. Promises unfulfilled: Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995
Abstracts: The 1995 judicial activity of the International Court of Justice. The 1999 judicial activity of the International Court of Justice
Abstracts: The 1 cent nuisance. The case for energy use. Electricity contenders: coordination and pricing on an open transmission network
Abstracts: The 24-hour law office; a Web site can be a convenient, vital link between lawyers and clients. Over there: conditions are ripe for U.S. lawyers to develop foreign business, and the keys to success are accessible to most practitioners
Abstracts: The 35 USC 102(e) date of a continuation of an international application (part 2). Ford v. Lemelson and continuing application laches revisited
Abstracts: The 3d Circuit, following a judicial trend, recently refused to uphold a class action that had been certified to effectuate a settlement in the asbestos cases
Abstracts: The 3d Circuit weighs in on the debate over the McCarran-Ferguson Act's preclusion of RICO and other federal claims for insurance-related fraud
Abstracts: The 8th Circuit's invalidation of Justice Department rules on ex parte contacts with employees of a company under investigation has raised other questions
Abstracts: The 9th Circuit pushes for a tougher Rule 11. U.S. IPfest pushes allies; PTO conveys a steely anti-counterfeiting message at a glitzy resort gathering
Abstracts: The ABC's of EMG. The use of class actions in personal injury cases. Ex parte contacts with plaintiffs' treating physicians
Abstracts: The abiding relevance of federalism to U.S. foreign relations. Customary international law as federal common law: a critique of the modern position
Abstracts: The ability to pay: accounting and collective bargaining in the public sector. Purchasing power and economic packages in the public sector negotiations
Abstracts: The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Professional responsibility considerations. Professional ethics and the Internet
Abstracts: The acquisition of reconstructed tax loss companies and trusts. The loss of another tax loophole
Abstracts: The adequate consideration requirement relating to sales of employer stock to and from tax-qualified retirement plans
Abstracts: The adjudication of income tax appeals: ANZ Savings Bank Ltd v Federal Commissioner of Taxation. The Taxation Laws Amendment Act 1992 (No. 35 of 1992), Royal Assent 25 May 1992
Abstracts: The admissibility of expert testimony and the toxic tort. Emotional distress: how I learned to stop fearing toxic torts and to sue for the fear
Abstracts: The adolescent's stake in the allocation of educational control between parent and state. Can states impose registration requirements on online charitable solicitors?
Abstracts: The advice of counsel defense to increased patent damages. The patent law of (bio) chemical precursor/intermediate compounds
Abstracts: The age of the paperless office may finally be approaching. Sitting comfortably. Learn because you want to
Abstracts: The aggravating circumstance of Recidivism and the principle of legality in the EC fining policy: Nulla poena sine lege?
Abstracts: The airline industry: labor relations in the era of deregulation, mergers, bankruptcies, and layoffs. Margaret Anne Browning; Member, National Labor Relations Board
Abstracts: The amendment of Australia's domestic law after the Lamesa case: a lesson to be learned from Dutch case law. APAs in Australia, Canada and the United States: Current Developments and Future Directions
Abstracts: The American Corporate Renaissance. The essentials of committee management. Corporate directorship practices
Abstracts: The American franchise lawyers' nightmare. New directions in Canadian franchise legislation. Ontario passes franchise legislation
Abstracts: The American Revolution and constitutionalism in the seventeenth-century West Indies. The Computer Revolution Bypasses the Poor
Abstracts: The Americans with Disabilities Act and labor arbitration: recent awards. Whatever happened to arbitral finality? Is it their fault or ours?
Abstracts: The Americas. Country reports. The origins of Iran-Contra: lessons from the Durrani affair
Abstracts: The Andean Trade Preference Act: past accomplishments and present circumstances warrant its immediate renewal and expansion
Abstracts: The anti-travel guide: collaboration technologies help you stay in touch with clients without leaving your office
Abstracts: The antitrust trial that's no Microsoft II; Justice opens conspiracy case against Visa, MasterCard. Regulators eye AOL-TW deal; but which ones? Pact with Justice would give nod to FTC
Abstracts: The application of article 86(2) EC to measures which do not fulfill the Altmark criteria; institutionalizing incoherence in the legal framework governing state compensation of public service obligations
Abstracts: The application of Daubert or Frye analysis to expert testimony in the "soft sciences." Pseudo-economists - the new junk scientists
Abstracts: The application of the strict liability principle to prescription drugs in failure-to-warn cases has spawned divergent case law
Abstracts: The arbitration clause as class action shield. When should a confidentiality agreement contain a time limit? Enforcing contract terms designed to manage franchisor risk
Abstracts: The arbitration of cases involving aggression against supervisors. Disclosure problems of the academic labor arbitrator
Abstracts: The arbitration of discrimination claims in employment cases. Dispositive motions in arbitration proceedings
Abstracts: The arbitration of human rights complaints: the New York experience. American Arbitration Association Annual Report 1991-1992: a decade of growth brings AAA's caseload to 63,327 in 1991
Abstracts: The arbitration of human rights complaints: the New York experience. part 2 Arbitration provisions for business contracts
Abstracts: The art of being a good advocate. Settlements in international construction. "By any means necessary" -- unprotected conduct and decisional discretion under the National Labor Relations Act
Abstracts: The art of communicating arbitral judgments: write ya' heart out! Current issues in discharge arbitration
Abstracts: The art of honesty. Civic oratory in Lawyerland. Does "law and literature" survive Lawyerland?
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