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U.S. District Judge Mark Bennett of Sioux City, Iowa, is a tech-savvy judge in a district with high-tech courtrooms. When he was a practicing lawyer in…
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly has announced it will pay $1.42 billion in a settlement and fines to resolve state and federal allegations that it illegally marketed its anti-psychotic drug Zyprexa.
President-elect Barack Obama wears his BlackBerry strapped to his belt, “the sartorial equivalent of wearing socks with sandals,” according to one technology writer.
Updated: In an apparent first in Australia and, possibly, the world, a judge has OK’d a plan to serve a default judgment on a non-appearing defendant via a social networking…
The longtime recommendation for lawyer staff ratios has been three lawyers for every one secretary. Recent staff cuts at law firms, spurred by the economic downturn, could finally bring more…
Even though he describes himself as a new technology “evangelist,” law blogger Robert Ambrogi was a little skeptical of Twitter, the microblogging platform that limits users to 140-character bits of…
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