Law Profs Urge Obama to Hold Line on Anti-Gay Bias

Today's Top Stories • Law Profs Urge Obama to Hold Line on Anti-Gay Bias • D.C. Circuit: Legal Fight Over Armenian Genocide Museum 'Regrettable' • After Aereo, Rethinking Copyright Online • William Voge Elected as Latham's Next Chair • Jack Abramoff Can Keep His Lawyer, Judge Says • Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers More Stories from ALM • Smooth Sailing Ahead for the NFL Concussion Settlement? • Judge Seals Lady Gaga Settlement Terms • Keeping It Real: The Potential Pitfalls in Attorney Internet Advertising • Ethics Complaints Against N.J. Lawyers Decrease Again Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Law Profs Urge Obama to Hold Line on Anti-Gay Bias Fifty-four law professors have written a letter urging President Obama not to... Read More » D.C. Circuit: Legal Fight Over Armenian Genocide Museum 'Regrettable' A group of Armenian-American philanthropists have been fighting each other in... Read More » After Aereo, Rethinking Copyright Online The U.S. Copyright Office wants to know what the public thinks about the U.S.... Read More » William Voge Elected as Latham's Next Chair A project finance partner at the firm, Voge will replace veteran Robert Dell,... Read More » Jack Abramoff Can Keep His Lawyer, Judge Says As convicted ex-lobbyist Jack Abramoff fights with federal prosecutors over... Read More » Call for Nominations: Elite Trial Lawyers The National Law Journal and Law.com are accepting nominations for our inaugural... Read More »   Smooth Sailing Ahead for the NFL Concussion Settlement? Having swiftly gone from being rejected as not sufficient in January to clearing... Read More » Judge Seals Lady Gaga Settlement Terms Lady Gaga and her former producer, Robert Fusari, have won a court order that... Read More » Keeping It Real: The Potential Pitfalls in Attorney Internet Advertising In a word, web presence is advertising, and the State Bar of Texas views it... Read More » Ethics Complaints Against N.J. Lawyers Decrease Again Allegations of ethical breaches by New Jersey attorneys declined for the second... Read More »

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