LJN Newsletters

  • Letter From The Editor

    Editor-in-Chief Betiayn Tursi introduces a new feature, a new book and a new Web audio conference.

    January 28, 2005ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |

  • P.R. Professional Inside and Out: How To Get the Most Value From Your P.R Dollar

    LJN's Web Audio Conference Division presented a Web audio entitled "P.R. Professional inside and out: How to Get the Most Value from your P.R. Dollar." The program focused on topics including the advantages of an inside public relations (PR) person, what outside public relations firms have to offer and how their services are impossible to duplicate.

    January 28, 2005Stephen J. Ruben

  • Developments of Note

    Recent developments in e-commerce law and in the e-commerce industry.

    January 28, 2005ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |

  • Internet Boosts Business Of Marriage Law

    The impact the Internet has had on growing revenues, increasing profit and strengthening businesses' bottom line ' whether electronic or brick-and-mortar ' has been tremendous.
    And just as in the general business sector, matrimonial attorneys have recognized the Internet as promoting a variety of goals for themselves and their clients

    January 28, 2005Jonathan Bick and Jonathan E. Von Kohorn

  • The Burden Of Technology

    Businesses invest in technology to save money. They hope that the latest invention will live up to the marketers' claims of efficiencies over old ways of doing business.
    But paradoxically, when "computing" the savings, don't forget the extra costs ' the "technology burden" as it's called ' imposed by innovation, whether cutting edge or mainstream. Keep in mind that sometimes you have to spend more ' a lot more ' before you can spend less.

    January 28, 2005Stanley P. Jaskiewicz

  • Commentary: Speed Passage Of The Telecommuter Tax Fairness Act

    Now that the 109th session of Congress is well under way, passing The Telecommuter Tax Fairness Act must be a top priority for legislators. This proposed legislation would prohibit states from imposing a punitive tax on nonresidents who choose to telecommute some or most of the time to in-state employers. By proscribing such a tax, the law would remove a significant obstacle to the continued growth of an important form of e-commerce: interstate telework.

    January 28, 2005Nicole Belson Goluboff

  • e-Commerce Docket Sheet

    Recent cases in e-commerce law and in the e-commerce industry.

    January 28, 2005Julian S. Millstein, Edward A. Pisacreta and Jeffrey D. Neuburger

  • Legislative Update

    The latest state and federal legislative developments in Internet law.

    January 28, 2005ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |

  • Net News

    Recent developments of note in the Internet industry.This month:
    First Convictions in U.S. Peer-To-Peer Piracy Fight
    Music Industry Boss Defends File-Sharing Lawsuits
    8th Circuit: No ISP Subpoenas

    January 28, 2005ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |

  • SEC Says Google's Lawyers Goofed

    Google and its general counsel, David Drummond, reached a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission in connection with the company's failure to register more than $80 million in employee stock options in the 2 years prior to its IPO.

    January 28, 2005Marie-Anne Hogarth