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Jones Day Expands in Saudi Arabia

Jones Day, an international law firm with over 2,500 lawyers, announced a plan to boost its presence in the Middle…

Cleary to Launch a Hong Kong Law Practice

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton revealed its plan to launch a Hong Kong law practice with a partner recruited out…

What Will China Do?

Last night's exchange of artillery fire between North and South Korea has set the stage for China to make a…

ACLU to Represent Defense Lawyers Against U.S. Homeland Security

The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the National Press Photographers Association are coming together to bring a law…

Vinson & Elkins Make Good: First-Year Associates Begin Oct. 4

Reports out of Texas indicate Vinson & Elkins has tabbed Oct. 4 as the day its 2010 first-year associates can…

7th Circuit Upholds Prison Rules Banning Dungeons & Dragons

It's not a typo. Based on the theory that a Dungeons & Dragons game, with one player acting as the…

ABC Takes a Header in The Deep End

I'm sure most people would agree that what TV really needs more than anything else is another show about lawyers,…

State of the Union won’t Preempt Lost

In what will come as a relief to what has to be one of the strangest groups ever to lobby…

Zico is First Asian Firm in Australia

Zaid Ibrahim & Co (Zico) has received approval to practice law in Australia, becoming the first Asian law firm to…

Uganda Considers Death Penalty Law for Homosexuality

The Wall Street Journal is reporting on pending legislation in Uganda that would impose strict penalties on homosexuals, up to…

Sidekick Users Getting their Data Back

After first announcing that the data was gone for good, Microsoft now expects to retrieve nearly all of the data…

Sidekick Data Lost Forever

Although this post has nothing to do with the law, yet, it's difficult to imagine a scenario involving Microsoft, T-Mobile,…