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Facebook Asserts Trademark on Word ‘Book’ in New User Agreement
Health Care’s Day in Court: It’s Not About the Law, Stupid
“Baring Your Soul”: L&C Law’s Henry Drummonds on Employers Requiring Applicants’ Facebook Passwords
Supreme Court, 9-0, Rules Property Owners Are Entitled to Challenge EPA Clean Water Act Fines in Court :: Sackett v. EPA :: Greenwire Analysis :: Pacific Legal Foundation Press Release
High Court, 5-4 and 5-4, Expands Defendant’s Right to Counsel in Plea Bargains :: Missouri v. Frye :: Lafler v. Cooper
The Supreme Court’s Guide to Good Parenting
Generic Drugs Proving Resistant to Damage Suits
Health Law Could Hinge on Wheat, Pot and Broccoli :: Courtly Battle in Health-Care Case :: For Democracy’s Sake, Supreme Court, Let the Cameras In
Pop! Goes the Law School Bubble :: Law Deans and a Law Professor Respond
Supreme Court Appears to Side with Secret Service Agents Who Protected Cheney
Alumni Suit Against New York Law School Thrown Out of Court
FBI Explanation of Missing Oklahoma City Bombing Tapes Not Credible, Judge Says
Obama Declares Keystone XL Pipeline Support
L&C Law’s Tom Buchele on Economist Joe Cortright and the Columbia River Crossing
Ten Worst Internet Laws of 2012?
Lesbian Mother Wins Human Rights Case Against Chile
N.C. Federal Prison Bans USA TODAY Over Sex-offender Report
Job Seekers Getting Asked for Facebook Passwords
The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars
Bragging On The Radio About How You Lied To Get Out Of Jury Duty Is A Bad Idea
Florida Readies Rocket Docket Redux
The Dallas Fed Is Calling For The Immediate Breakup Of Large Banks
The Ex-FBI Informant with a Change of Heart: ‘There Is No Real Hunt. It?s Fixed’
Fresh Out of Law School, a Reality Check
Why Trayvon Martin’s Killer Remains Free :: Are ‘Stand Your Ground’ and ‘Defense of Home’ Laws Racist?
Does Decline in LSAT Test-Takers Portend ‘Death Spiral’ for Low-Ranked Law Schools?
Supreme Court, 9-0: Natural Process + Known Elements = Normally No Patent :: Mayo Collaborative Services v. Prometheus Labs
High Court, 5-4, Rules That States Can’t Be Sued for Denying Workers Medical Leave :: Coleman v. Ct. of Appeals of Maryland :: Women’s Leader Calls Supreme Court’s Coleman Ruling “Appalling and Dangerous”
Supreme Court, 7-2, Rules for Inmate With Double Claims of Ineffective Assistance Scalia Detects a ‘Sham’ :: Martinez v. Ryan
High Court, 8-1, Affirms “Newly Awarded Compensation” Standard for Disability Payments :: Roberts v. Sea-Land Services
Sen. Wyden Demands Vote on American Copyright, Patent Treaties
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