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Fordham University School of Law
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Court Interpreters – What to Watch Out For
12 Apr 2013 by Julika Barthel / No Comments
A litigation lawyer is faced with some challenges if there is an interpreter present – even if the interpreter is used for his or her client or witness. The quality and accuracy of an interpretation as well as the professional conduct of the interpreter can have a huge impact on the outcome of a case.
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Technology Battles On And Off The Marketplace
12 Apr 2013 by Meliksah Duman / No Comments
In one of my previous posts I talked about the technology market becoming increasingly competitive in the recent years and that the competition jumped from the market into courtrooms with a series of patent lawsuits, especially between Apple and Samsung.
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Merchant Cash Advance – Personal Guarantees
11 Apr 2013 by Steven Rubin / 1 Comment
So how can Merchant Cash Advance Companies make sure that what was sold to them (future receivables) will be delivered?
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A Legislative Lawyer Can Help Advance the Smoke-Free City
11 Apr 2013 by Aleah Gathings / No Comments
On March 27, 2013, New York celebrated the ten-year anniversary of the Smoke-Free Air Act, which banned smoking in bars and restaurants across the city.
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The Antitrust Argument Against Pay On Delay
11 Apr 2013 by Hilda Lui / No Comments
Last week, I argued that large, patent-holding, profit-hungry pharmaceutical manufacturers deserved protection against generics manufacturers and the Federal Trade Commission.
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Keystone XL Pipeline Threatened by Spill in Arkansas
11 Apr 2013 by Alex Paulenoff / No Comments
A little over a week ago, ExxonMobil’s Pegasus pipeline ruptured in Mayflower, Arkansas. The spill leaked somewhere between 12,000-15,000 barrels of oil into a suburban neighborhood and forced the evacuation of twenty-two homes.
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Legal Battery: Tackling ok or not ok?
11 Apr 2013 by Patrick Pirozzi / No Comments
Former Rutgers basketball coach Mike Rice was fired last week after video clips surfaced in which he was depicted physically and verbally abusing his players.
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Innocent Campaign or Conflict of Interest?
11 Apr 2013 by Mike LaCondi / No Comments
Most politicians have spent much of their professional careers working in the public sector. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that many of them had to campaign for their current political positions while still employed by the government in their previous positions.
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Online Advertisers Regulating Themselves?
11 Apr 2013 by Steven Wrabel / No Comments
Let’s face it; companies don’t want to be regulated by the government. They don’t want industry outsiders telling them which policies they must adhere to.
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Banning Fighting in Hockey
11 Apr 2013 by Ramy Odeh / No Comments
Three NHL players, all known for their fighting prowess, committed suicide during the summer of 2011. These tragic deaths sparked a debate on whether fighting should be allowed in hockey.
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