Professor Settles Retaliation Claim Against Case Western

Today's Top Stories • Professor Settles Retaliation Claim Against Case Western • Being Social is Good, But Being Accountable is Better • Boehner Faces Challenges in Any Suit Against Obama • Judge in Benghazi Case Discloses Ties to Justice Dept. • Obama Requests More Immigration Judges • Duane Morris Names I.P. Litigator D.C. Managing Partner More Stories from ALM • Rule Limiting Privilege Log Practice to Take Effect • NY Wage Law Repeal a Mixed Blessing for Companies • Vigilante Victims of Cyber Theft • Mine Worker Gets Collective Action in Federal Court Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Professor Settles Retaliation Claim Against Case Western The Case Western Reserve University School of Law professor who sued the university... Read More » Being Social is Good, But Being Accountable is Better While statistics demonstrate the increasingly social nature of the legal profession,... Read More » Boehner Faces Challenges in Any Suit Against Obama House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, pressed his threat to sue President Obama... Read More » Judge in Benghazi Case Discloses Ties to Justice Dept. The presiding judge in the criminal case against a suspected ringleader of the... Read More » Obama Requests More Immigration Judges The U.S. Department of Justice would get $64 million and about 40 additional... Read More » Duane Morris Names I.P. Litigator D.C. Managing Partner The new leader of Duane Morris' Washington branch has legal experience that... Read More »   Rule Limiting Privilege Log Practice to Take Effect In an age of exploding electronic discovery that has multiplied the cost and... Read More » NY Wage Law Repeal a Mixed Blessing for Companies Businesses must still notify new hires of their pay, and penalties rise for... Read More » Vigilante Victims of Cyber Theft The law isn't clear about the counter measures available to victims of data... Read More » Mine Worker Gets Collective Action in Federal Court A mine worker in southwestern Pennsylvania got conditional certification from... Read More »

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