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The past year was unprecedented for the legal industry when it came to the spike in tough decisions law firms had to make, but there could be light at the end of the tunnel. According to the responses from the PaLAW 2009's 14th annual Managing Partners Survey, law firms across Pennsylvania conducted layoffs and instituted cost-cutting measures with greater frequency than ever before. But the overwhelming...
Law.com (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
The FBI is warning U.S. law firms to beware of hackers. The FBI said this week that hackers are using phishing e-mails with malicious payloads to target law firms and public relations firms. "During the course of ongoing investigations, the FBI identified noticeable increases in computer exploitation attempts against these entities," the warning said. "Phishing" refers to the use...
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Dozier Internet Law, PC: Internet Lawyer (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago
Wow is all we can say at Dozier Internet Law. Google has just launched a robust index and search engine for legal decisions in the US. You can search by jurisdiction, subject, etc. and it will return results by relevance. It's called Google Scholar. Law firms have paid for research tools that generate this information over the years. Now everyone can research in a quality way the court decisions and...
MacBlender (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has chastised a Mac developer in response to a letter regarding a name change, reports say. The CEO of Little App Factory, John Devor, says he was recently served a notice by Apple lawfirm Baker & McKenzie, asking him to change the name of iPodRip, a program used to transfer [...]
MacBlender (Free subscription) | 16 hours ago
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has chastised a Mac developer in response to a letter regarding a name change, reports say. The CEO of Little App Factory, John Devor, says he was recently served a notice by Apple lawfirm Baker & McKenzie, asking him to change the name of iPodRip, a program used to transfer [...]
The Oil and The Glory (Free subscription) | yesterday
The last several years have proven dangerous for Russian lawyers. Vasily Aleksanyan , lawyer for fallen oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky , was jailed for two years before being released last year, stricken with AIDS and cancer. Stanislav Markelov , a lawyer who robustly challenged a Russian military officer who raped a teen-ager, was shot dead on a Moscow street early this year. Given this playing board,...
Radon Mitigation Pittsburgh (Free subscription) | yesterday
( EMAILWIRE.COM , November 20, 2009 ) FAIRLESS HILLS, Pa. -- Bankruptcy Creditors' Service, Inc., published Issue No. 20 of CIRCUIT CITY BANKRUPTCY NEWS today. The 34-page newsletter contains stories with these headlines: 00649 PLAN CONFIRMATION HEARING CONTINUED TO DECEMBER 21 00650 CONFIRMATION OBJECTIONS -- Bruce Senator, et al. 00651 DEBTORS' MOTION TO SELL MISCELLANEOUS ASSETS 00652 DEBTORS' MOTION...
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Trustees of the $6.8 billion pension fund for Missouri public employees, which lost almost $2 billion in 2008, voted to consider lawsuits seeking damages if they suffer future investment losses. Trustees of the Missouri State Retirement System, MOSERS, voted Thursday to solicit reports from law firms about prospects for legal action.
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
From Bloomberg News Trustees of the $6.8 billion pension fund for Missouri public employees, which lost almost $2 billion in 2008, voted to consider lawsuits seeking damages if they suffer future investment losses. The Missouri State Retirement System trustees, Mosers, voted Thursday to solicit reports from law firms about prospects for legal action. Public pensions across the country are suing companies...
Real Lawyers :: Have Blogs (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
It was a big week for LexBlog, as we have a six completely new blogs joing the LexBlog network with five others getting new designs. Proskauer Rose's three blogs received a sharp new look to match their new website and they even launched a new blog as well. Be sure to check out those, which have always had interesting content, and all the rest going up this week. Arkansas Electronic Energy Law is...
In Search of Perfect Client Service (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
ACC's Susan Hackett just posted Are Firms Tone Deaf? Why Push For Rate Increases In 2010? Almost exactly one year ago, I asked the same question in my post The Economy And Rate Increases: Someone Is Not Listening . I had raised the issue in early October 2008. As Susan's post makes clear, law firms are not learning. Myopically focusing on one driver of revenue is only going to cause more pain as clients...
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neilsamsung | 18/10/2009
Following the Thai government’s proposals to amend the Foreign Business Act which restricts the rights of foreigners to own or operate certain businesses in Thailand, CB Richard Ellis Thailand has been carefully monitoring the Thai residential, resort and office markets to judge the market's actual response from news of the proposals to amend the law on foreign businesses and other recent events. CB...
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