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The parties in Madden v. [read post]
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In a March 11 memorandum of law in support of that motion, 2013 WL 1127784, defendant advances a combination of substantive and procedural arguments to convince the court to toss the case: (1) the "fair report" privilege applies since Kramer was discussing nothing beyond filed pleadings; (2) Kramer's article consisted of expressions of privileged opinion; (3) that the complaint provides only a cursory allegation of actual malice; (4) that Catalanello failed to… [read post]
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California, like most states, allows for at-will employment. [read post]
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Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Dobbs v. [read post]
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The killer for YouTube on this point was that there was quite a bit of evidence adduced that arguably showed that YouTube had reason to know that a fair percentage of the content uploaded on the site was infringing. [read post]
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The United States District Court for the District of Minnesota in Selective Insurance Company of South Carolina v. [read post]
12 Nov 2008, 6:46 am
App. 2004) (holding that the Nixon decision did not foreclose a shareholder oppression cause of action, but merely required that the claim be pursued through Delaware's "entire fairness" test, and on that basis held that the plaintiff had stated a claim for shareholder oppression under Delaware law); see, e.g., Hollis v. [read post]
