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  • Corporate counsel may be surprised to learn that, under certain circumstances, plaintiffs in shareholder litigation have gained access to privileged materials upon a showing of "good cause" under the fiduciary exception. This article discusses the basis for the fiduciary exception, the factors involved in the good-cause analysis, and the circumstances under which courts have turned over privileged materials to plaintiffs.

    April 02, 2014Richard B. Kapnick, Courtney A. Rosen and Eric T. Schmitt
  • ICM Partners Escapes Personal Jurisdiction in Film Suit in Washington State
    In Suit Against Sony Music, Toto Is Denied Access To Apple/UMG Agreements
    Rulings in Advance of Beastie Boys' Trial Against Monster Energy

    April 02, 2014Stan Soocher
  • This year I thought it would be interesting to do some testing on TREC data to determine the best way to start a computer-assisted review project.

    April 02, 2014Dr. David Grossman, Ph.D.
  • Policing and enforcing trademark rights in social media requires a brand owner to reexamine some of the basic premises about infringement. In the infringement context, trademark maintenance has generally been interpreted as an obligation to prevent any uses that are inconsistent with the brand's image. However, social media has altered this fundamental assumption.

    April 02, 2014Stephen W. Feingold
  • More Proceedings in $50 Million Birth Injury Case
    NC Surgical Patients Potentially Exposed to Lethal Disease

    April 02, 2014ljnstaff | Law Journal Newsletters |
  • Boards of directors are particularly subject to shareholder and shareholder activist scrutiny where conflicts of interest arise. Although not a particularly "classic" kind of conflict of interest, the conflicted general counsel presents traps for the board of directors.

    April 02, 2014Kurt Kicklighter
  • The cease-and-desist letter is a routine occurrence in the practice of most trademark attorneys. And, often it is treated routinely ' something that is little more than a form and is given little more thought than a form.

    April 02, 2014William G. Pecau
  • It has been said that there is nothing new under the sun, but that is not so in the Sunshine State, where efforts to enact medical malpractice "reform" resemble a religious crusade.

    April 02, 2014Kenneth J. Sobel
  • On Dec. 16, 2013, the FTC announced consent decrees settling charges that two professional associations, the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) and the California Association of Legal Support Professionals (CALSPro), had violated Section 5 of the FTC Act by using their respective codes of ethics to restrain competition among association members.

    April 02, 2014Diane Bieri, Jonathan Gleklen
  • Bellwether Trial Opening in Vaginal Mesh MDL
    NuvaRing Settlement in the Works

    April 02, 2014ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |