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In-depth analysis of two important rulings.
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A manufacturer goes to court to challenge the FDA's restrictions on off-label drug use promotion.
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Analysis of a case in which the Business Judgment Rule barred a conversion claim by a co-op shareholder.
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A look at a cases involving Section 8 benefits, a guarantor moving for summary judgment, and a summary nonpayment proceeding.
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A look at a case involving alleged pregnancy discrimination.
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Law Firm's Suit Against Popovich Estate Is Dismissed<br>Dispute over Song Contest Must Go to Arbitration
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GA Supreme Court Upholds Integration and Disclaimer Clauses to Prevent Fraud Claims <br>CT McDonald's Franchise Hit with LGBT Suit<br>Update on Twin Peaks
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Analysis of the latest key rulings.
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Discussion about three major rulings.
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Who's going where; who's doing what.
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