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How to Handle Frivolous Lawsuits Alleging Song Copyright Infringement

August 24, 2003

No group of creative contributors to the entertainment business is more susceptible to frivolous lawsuits than songwriters. They are easy targets because of the burdens attendant to defending against claims of copyright infringement; and they are inviting targets because of the perception (not always justified) that there are 'deep pockets' associated with a successful song and by being a successful songwriter.

National Litigation Hotline

August 24, 2003

Recent cases of interest to your practice.

Recent Developments from Around the States

August 24, 2003

National cases of interest to you and your practice.

Five Keys to Assessing Economic Damages

August 24, 2003

The proper assessment of economic damages, once liability is determined, is one of the most crucial elements of the legal process. In fact, even before a case ever enters the courtroom, an accurate estimate of economic loss may pave the way for a settlement, saving both sides time and expense.

Employee Drug Testing: Third Parties' Duty of Care

August 24, 2003

In April, Pennsylvania became the latest state to hold that a company hired by an employer to administer employee drug tests owes a duty of reasonable care to the employees subjected to those tests.

Recent Developments from Around the States

August 24, 2003

National cases of interest to you and your practice.

National Litigation Hotline

August 24, 2003

Recent cases of importance to your practice.

After Iraq: Obligations to Your Returning Military Employees

August 24, 2003

According to recent reports, approximately 220,000 reservists and National Guard members are on active duty. With the first phase of the Iraqi war at an end, many of these individuals are, or may soon be, returning home. This article answers some of the most frequently asked questions by employers concerning their obligations to employees while they are on military leave as well as when they return to work as civilians. An employer's obligation with respect to these issues is governed by the Uniformed Services and Re-employment Rights Act (USERRA or the Act), 38 U.S.C. ''4301 <i>et seq.</i>

Electronic Media: The Dark Side

August 24, 2003

The proliferation of electronic media in the workplace has greatly transformed business, enabling employees to communicate almost instantly with one another, and with vendors, clients and customers. The fantastic business advantages gained through advanced electronic media, however, can also negatively impact the workplace. Indeed, individuals may use electronic media improperly to infiltrate employer systems ' obtaining confidential, proprietary and sensitive information.

National Litigation Hotline

August 23, 2003

Recent rulings of interest to you and your practice.

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