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<i>Voir Dire</i> of Expert Witnesses
February 09, 2004
<i>Voir dire</i>, or a preliminary cross-examination that takes place prior to the direct examination of an opposing expert's qualifications, is a useful, often under-appreciated, tool to preclude, limit, or discredit expert testimony. We addresses only evidentiary <i>voir dire</i> in this article, not <i>Daubert/Frye</i> hearings regarding the admissibility of scientific evidence.
Online
February 09, 2004
Web sites of interest to you and your practice.
Around the Firms
February 01, 2004
Movement among major law firms and corporations.
CAN-SPAM Summary for Legal Marketing
February 01, 2004
The CAN-SPAM Act was signed by President Bush on Dec. 16, 2003 and went into effect on Jan. 1, 2004. While unsolicited commercial e-mail is still legal under the new federal law, marketers must follow five rules to keep their outbound marketing messages above the board. What follows is a brief summary of the transmission rules.
Trademark Exploitation on the Internet: Don't Be Branded a Usurper
February 01, 2004
While the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act adequately addresses the legal difficulties associated with bad-faith registration of trademarked names by nontrademark holders, e-exploitation of trademarks is still a problem for trademark holders.
New Turf to Surf: A Roundup of Useful Legal Web Sites
February 01, 2004
A wealth of Web sites of interest to legal professionals who advise e-commerce ventures awaits digging into on the Internet. A list of a few that are worth a look follows.
Pop-Up Ads Enjoined in Trademark Suit
February 01, 2004
A Manhattan federal judge recently enjoined an Internet advertiser from delivering "pop-up" ads to visitors of a retail Web site.
e-Commerce Docket Sheet
February 01, 2004
Recent court rulings in e-commerce.
Net News
February 01, 2004
Recent developments in Internet law and in the Internet industry.
The CAN-SPAM Act: Regulates, Doesn't Eliminate, Spam
February 01, 2004
The CAN-SPAM Act went into effect Jan. 1, and has important implications for anyone engaged in the sending of unsolicited e-mails, which are commonly known as spam. Contrary to public opinion, the act does not make spam unlawful; it attempts to regulate it.

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