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« Copyright, trade secret suit filed over ballet reality show | Main | CCA grants habeas to prisoner who had been sentenced to 60 years in prison »

January 26, 2012

Morning docket

CoffeeRounding Up the 10 Biggest IP Litigation Wins of 2011 (Corporate Counsel)

U.S. Supreme Court Won't Hear Strip Club Fee Case (The Texas Tribune)

iPad Apps to Boost Productivity at Your Law Practice (Law Technology News)

May Lawyers Offer Groupon Deals? New York Ethics Opinion Allows It, with Caveats (ABA Journal)

Ex-Stanford employees testify of early suspicions (Houston Chronicle)

District attorney giving HPD $475,000 for breath-test units (Houston Chronicle)

State's witness concedes point in hearing on Texas districts (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

The Legal Aftershocks of Fukushima (The Asian Lawyer)

Consumer Group: Supreme Court Favors Businesses (Texas Tribune)

Republic passes homestead law, sets aside land for education (Texas Day by Day)

-- Angela Morris

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