E-Cig Industry Cautiously Open to Federal Regulation

Today's Top Stories • E-Cig Industry Cautiously Open to Federal Regulation • At Law Schools, Need for Reform is Obvious, the Means Less So • Two Steps Forward in Chicago: Helping Advance Women in Law • Bright Spots Amid Glum Jobs Outlook • Which Law Schools Are Tops for Jobs? • Defendant Shot in Utah Federal Courthouse After Alleged Attack • Pressure Builds to Open Attorney Ethics Investigations • Sharp Drop in Dickstein Net Income • Coca-Cola on Defensive in False-Advertising Arguments • VOIR DIRE: Due Credit More Stories from ALM • Tech Companies Agree to Settle Silicon Valley 'No-Poach' Case • Fed Up with Apple, Judge Paves Way for June E-Books Trial • AFTER HOURS: Litigation Department of the Year Awards • From Anagram to Rock Band with Silent & Listen Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. E-Cig Industry Cautiously Open to Federal Regulation Leading players in the electronic-cigarette industry expressed few open concerns... Read More » At Law Schools, Need for Reform is Obvious, the Means Less So Colorado Law's Silicon Flatirons Center, which focuses on technology and entrepreneurship... Read More » Two Steps Forward in Chicago: Helping Advance Women in Law With “Two Steps Forward,” we feature people who have strived to... Read More » Bright Spots Amid Glum Jobs Outlook Top law schools are able to place most of their graduates in associate positions,... Read More » Which Law Schools Are Tops for Jobs? The best and worst schools, as ranked by the percentage of 2013 graduates who,... Read More » Defendant Shot in Utah Federal Courthouse After Alleged Attack A criminal defendant standing trial in Utah's new federal courthouse was shot... Read More » Pressure Builds to Open Attorney Ethics Investigations The U.S. Department of Justice faces new pressure to make lawyer-misconduct... Read More » Sharp Drop in Dickstein Net Income Dickstein Shapiro faced its worst year in more than a decade after contingency... Read More » Coca-Cola on Defensive in False-Advertising Arguments The Coca-Cola Co.'s claim that it cannot be sued by a competitor for false advertising... Read More » VOIR DIRE: Due Credit God is suing Equifax. Plus more in this week's column. Read More »   Tech Companies Agree to Settle Silicon Valley 'No-Poach' Case Lawyers informed U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh of the agreement in a letter Thursday... Read More » Fed Up with Apple, Judge Paves Way for June E-Books Trial Judging from U.S. District Judge Denise Cote's latest decision, tempers haven't... Read More » AFTER HOURS: Litigation Department of the Year Awards Nine Atlanta firms were on hand to accept honors at the Daily Report's second... Read More » From Anagram to Rock Band with Silent & Listen My wife used to teach elementary school in Fulton County. She had a poster in... Read More »

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