USLAW NETWORK, Inc.: Scenes from Napa!



Sunday, November 22, 2009	April 2004	VOLUME 1 ISSUE 1

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IN THIS ISSUE...

Welcome to USLAW's Premier Issue of NETWORK NEWS

The Dilemma of a Super Bowl Referee

Scenes from Napa!

Strategic Litigation and Crisis Management

USLAW Member Spotlight

"USLAW Success Stories"

Avoiding Retaliation Claims: Managing the Litigant-Employee

USLAW Welcomes Five New Member Firms

Is It Time for Contractors to "Wrap Up"?

Significant Outcomes in Court

Employee Duty of Loyalty

USLAW Firm News

“There’s A Judge Looking Over My Shoulder!"

Recent USLAW Get Togethers

Can You Keep A Secret? Protecting Trade Secrets and Other Information in a Products Liability Suit

Handling Catastrophic Accident Investigations

What Desert Palace, Inc. v. Costa Means For Employers and Their Counsel

Georgia Supreme Court to Look at Creating “Promise-Not-To-Fire” Exception to At-Will Employment Doctrine

National Origin & Religious Discrimination: Vigilance is Important Now More Than Ever

The Viability of Wrongful Termination Claims in Virginia

The Standard for Proceeding As a Collective Action Under the Fair Labor Standards Act

The First Thing We Do, Let’s Sue The Lawyers

Podiatrist Not Hospital’s Apparent Agent As Matter Of Law

General Contractor Not Entitled To Summary Judgment

Seventh Circuit Enjoins Class Members From Pursuing Other Class Action Lawsuits After Decertifying Class

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