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Can Struggling Company Win Marvel-ous Stan Lee Lawsuit?
By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on
It sounds like the kind of bitter battle that you would read about in a comic book. Man versus self. Stan Lee versus … Stan Lee. Except here, Plaintiff Stan...
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do, But Clients Still Owe Unpaid Legal Fees
By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on
Richard Levitt received quite the valentine from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals today. Instead of chocolates, flowers, or greeting cards, the Second...
Valentine's Day Tips for Second Circuit Attorneys
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Can a Second Circuit attorney balance an appellate practice with a love life? Yes, according to former Cravath, Swaine & Moore litigation associate Lauren...
Beware Ex Parte Order Suspending Statute of Limitations
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Never send to know for whom the statute of limitations tolls; it tolls for thee the government. Unless a court files an ex parte order suspending the running...
Court Imposes More Attorney Sanctions for 9/11 Truthers
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The 9/11 Truthers are back in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. This week, the Second Circuit imposed further attorney sanctions on one of the lawyers in...
No Means No: Court Denies Social Security Benefits for Prisoner
By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on
Some federal laws have ambiguous names. How do titles like the American Dream Restoration Act or the Common Sense Legal Reforms Act indicate the goal of the...
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