Updating this ILB entry from Saturday, Feb. 6th, USA Today has a long story today headed "Debate over blood samples...

I have a confession to make: Im incredibly lazy. If you follow me around the intertubes this may surprise you: I post daily on my website, contribute robustly on three forums, and twitter all the live long day. So how do I do it? My key to action: no-ones too lazy to do something fun. So how do you ...

Despite Amazon's attempt to sweeten its royality deal with publishers as long as publishers agreed that Kindle editions would be priced between $2.99 and $9.99, at least 20 percent below the lowest price of the physical edition of the book...

In its report released last week, the U.S. Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations revealed that Chicago-based Sidley Austin LLP transferred approximately $21 million for a government official, Teodor Obiang, son of the president of Equatorial Guinea, who’d long been suspected of ...

IMPORTANT NOTE: To anyone who was planning on attending MI's live event on Capitol Hill this afternoon, at which we were to unveil the newest Trial Lawyers, Inc. report, Trial Lawyers, Inc.: K Street--A Report on the Litigation Lobby 2010,...

Despite Amazon's attempt to sweeten its royality deal with publishers as long as publishers agreed that Kindle editions would be priced between $2.99 and $9.99, at least 20 percent below the lowest price of the physical edition of the book...

Past practice and the reversion defenseLocal 891, International Union Of Operating Engineers, AFL-CIO and Board Of Education of The City School District of The City Of New York, PERB U-27711, ALJ CacavasThe term “reversion defense” is used to describe the argument that once the parties reach an agre ...

A former secretary at an Illinois asbestos plant, Union Asbestos and Rubber Company (UNARCO) was awarded $17.87 Million as a result of contracting an asbestos related disease, mesothelioma. The woman was employed from 1967 to 1969 at UNARCO as a secretary. The lawsuit alleged that Pneumo Abex LLC ...

The latest in a long line of attacks on the filibuster comes from Paul Krugman of the New York Times.  Krugman, better known professor of Economics and International Affairs at Princeton University and and Captain of the Obama Administration Cheerleading Squad, wrote a column arguing that the filibu ...

Source: NLJ.com, February 8, 2010. Subscription required for online access: http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/subscribe.jsp Snow Covers Washington Courts "Scenes from around Judiciary Square in downtown Washington today -- in case you are at home and wondering what it looks like." ...