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Who owns the law? Technology reignites the war over just how public documents should be
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Silicon Valley lawyer makes a splash with his father-daughter video lectures
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ABA Treasurer's Report: Fiscal year ending August 31, 2013
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Despite contractual obligations to clam up, some folks can't can the chatter
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