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A few weeks ago, I asked over 8000 subscribers (lawyers) to our weekly Law Business Mentors Newsletter: “Why are you charging less than what you’re really worth?”...
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The WinTech blog previously covered a patent infringement lawsuit filed against the “Adam Carolla Show” from ACE Broadcasting Network, LLC. The plaintiff, Personal Audio, LLC, alleges that the “Adam Carolla Show” is infringing on their patent for a...

A trial court dismissed a lawsuit by a former employee against an employer who fired him after he requested leave to donate a kidney to his physically disabled sister. A court of appeal held that the trial court erred in dismissing the employee’s...

The attorney roster has shrunk at one of the biggest law firms in Sacramento, Calif., and it has closed one of its four satellite offices.

A federal district court has ruled unconstitutional one of the most important tax benefits available to ministers: the minister's housing allowance. A summary of the case follows. The ruling threatens to have a dramatic effect on how churches...

When you met her during drop-off at your children's school she seemed like such a modest woman, hair pulled back in a pony tail as she kissed her kid goodbye at the classroom door. You never would have guessed what she and her husband enjoyed...

When China's e-commerce giant Alibaba -- with a valuation that may make it the world's third-largest Internet company behind only Google and Amazon -- made the decision to go public, listing in Hong Kong was its natural first choice. What is more...

The first criminal case ever prosecuted under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) against a wind energy company for bird deaths resulted recently in Duke Energy Renewables (Duke Energy) reaching a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice...

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director, Alejandro Mayorkas, has announced that E-Verify, the program that allows employers to electronically verify the information provided by new hires on the Form I-9, has been...

Florida’s Use of Judicial Estoppel - Under the “universal rule,” accepted in Florida and “in every other jurisdiction,” a party is “estopped” to assert inconsistent positions in litigation. Salcedo v. Asociacion Cubana, Inc., 368 So. 2d 1337, 1338...

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