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Roundup: Legal News Worth Noting

• Lawyer denies infiltrating State Farm database. Former federal prosecutor denies wrongdoing in Katrina case.
• Skycaps and waiters find a legal champion. Clients call Boston lawyer Shannon Liss-Riordan "Sledgehammer Shannon."
• O'Connor to hear cases as visiting judge to Hub court. Retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor sits in at the 1st Circuit.
• Lawyers would rather fly than download PGP. Has anyone told them about encryption?
• China and Russia still piracy hotbeds. So says the U.S. trade representative in the annual policy agenda and report on IP protection.
• Judicial candidates seek right to free speech. Project aims to help them participate in voter guides.
• Lawyer sanctioned with order to write bar journal article. Judge gives lawyer six months to "publish or perish."
• Ohio attorney general's office considering new e-mail policy. Follows reports of "overly informal, sometimes profanity-laced workplace."

Posted by Robert J. Ambrogi on April 29, 2008 at 09:25 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)

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