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I spend a lot of time in the world of securities litigation and SEC enforcement. One of the best bloggers in that corner of the blawgosphere is Kevin LaCroix, the author since 2006 of an excellent blog called The D & O Diary. Today, Kevin wrote about developments in a case brought by the Federal

Ninth Circuit Blog: Case o' The Week: JDA is A-OK -- Gonzalez and Joint Defense Agreements

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Rubin on Tax: RELIANCE ON COUNSEL DEFENSE WAIVES WORK PRODUCT AND ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE

An easy way to keep current on federal and Florida tax, estate planning, probate and general business law

JURIST - Gazette: Ineffective assistance of counsel ruling [US SC]

Join JURIST on Facebook Google+ and Twitter | @JURISTnews @JURISTopeds @JURISTnotes GAZETTE CITATION Documents in legal news Wednesday, January 20, 2010 Ineffective assistance of counsel ruling [US SC] 1:38 PM ET Wood v. Allen, US Supreme Court, January 20, 2010 [ruling that failure to present

The Confrontation Blog: On posting the Cellmark report

I will soon post the Cellmark report, which a friend has gotten for me from the publicly available files of the U.S. Supreme Court. < br / > < br / > Before doing so, though, I want to note an issue that I had to resolve before posting the report. After I announced my intention on this blog to

Legal Extranet, Client Workspace, Deal Room, E-Discovery and Litigation Support Blog Site Provided

Legal extranets can help corporate counsel track the approved counsel working on a litigation. And, they can also track the list of approved timekeepers (both attorneys and staff) working on the litigation. < br / > < br / > They also can provide the capability to distribute messages, via a

JURIST - Paper Chase: Supreme Court hears arguments on confrontation clause, right to counsel

JURIST - Paper Chase: Supreme Court hears arguments on confrontation clause, right to counsel

Second Circuit Blog: No Need to Remand Me

< span style="font-family: verdana;" > < span style="color: rgb(0, 204, 204);" > United States v. Elbert < /span > , No. 10-72-cr (2d Cir. September 19, 2011)( < span style="font-weight: bold;" > Jacobs < /span > , Cabranes, CJJ, Kravitz, DJ) < br / > < br / > A recent anomaly in circuit practice

Defense Newsletter Blog: Cooper: Counsel's Failure to present mitigating evidence was ineffective

In < a href="http://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/ops/200912977.pdf" > Cooper v. Sec. Dep’t of Corrections < /a > , No. 09-12977 (July 21, 2011), the Court granted habeas relief to a Florida inmate sentence to death for murders committed in 1982, finding that counsel was ineffective for failing to

Chris King's First Amendment Page: Kelly Ayotte lawyers at McLane, Graf try to strike proof of

Here is your related link from yesterday's filing. < br / > < a title="View Kelly Ayotte lawyers try to strike proof of racial ethics problems on Scribd" href="http://www.scribd.com/doc/59936787/Kelly-Ayotte-lawyers-try-to-strike-proof-of-racial-ethics-problems" style="margin: 12px auto 6px auto;

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