Former Texas Solicitor General Dies in Plane Crash
Former Texas solicitor general Gregory Coleman died in a plane crash on Tuesday. Coleman was piloting the plane himself over…
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Ulmer & Berne LLP Recognized for Strategic Growth
The National Law Journal has not only recognized Ulmer & Berne LLP for a sixth consecutive year as one of…
Report on Effective Legal E-Marketing
SolicitorsSearch.com released a report on the impact social media and social networking sites can have as a low-cost marketing solution…
doeLEGAL Announces Release of Collaboration Software
doeLEGAL has announced the release of their cloud-based portal software which provides collaboration solutions for corporate legal departments and law…
Marijuana Legalization Fails, but Cities Still Taxing in California
Although California's controversial measure to legalize and tax medicinal marijuana failed, several cities have joined with Oakland in imposing city-based…
Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote Ranked Among Top Pittsburgh Firms
U.S. News & World Report has ranked Pittsburgh-based law firm Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote, P.C. in the top tier across…
EPA Threatens Hydraulic Fracturing Companies with Legal Action
Letters from the EPA have been issued to nine natural gas drilling companies in an effort to investigate how their…
Challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act Begins in Massachusetts
A challenge to the US Defense of Marriage Act began in a federal courtroom in Massachusetts on Thurday. The outcome…
Report Shows Legalized Gambling to Have Huge Benefits
British research and consulting firm H2 Gambling Capital has produced a new report that could facilitate the creation of legalized…
Jailbreaking Exemption Request for iPhones and iPod Touch
Exemption requests have been filed to DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) to allow jailbreaking to be legal on Apple's iPhones…
Adobe Prepares Lawsuit Against Apple
Adobe is preparing to sue Apple over a recent anti-competitive decision on the iPhone OS4 platform to block cross-compilers. A…
California Reinstates Slaughterhouse Regulation
A California law preventing the slaughtering of sick and disabled animals for food was reinstated on Wednesday. A 13-month old…