Attending ACC in San Antonio this week? Drop by our booth!

Oct 25, 2010 By: Jon Hanke

West is showcasing a number of our newest tools for in-house counsel, including WestlawNext, Westlaw Litigation Resources, Compliance Solutions, Public Records, GC Solutions and Forms products.

National litigation: Today’s top news on Westlaw News & Insight

Oct 25, 2010 By: Jon Hanke

Westlaw News & Insight – National Litigation combines Reuters Legal News, analysis from respected authors, and high-value material from Westlaw.

West Headnote of the Day – October 25, 2010

Oct 25, 2010 By: Westlaw Insider

A person may be considered a hostile witness if his testimony surprises the party who called the person to testify at trial.

Today in 1836: Sam Houston sworn in as the first president of Texas

Oct 22, 2010 By: Jon Hanke

After Texas joined the Union in 1845, Houston was elected governor of Texas, and he used the office to campaign against seccession – to no avail.

West Headnote of the Day – October 22, 2010

Oct 22, 2010 By: Westlaw Insider

All judges, both circuit and district, must take care to ensure that case management innovations neither confuse litigants nor threaten their procedural rights.

Social Media Law Round-up Oct. 18- 22, 2010

Oct 21, 2010 By: Marcus Anderson

Big Brother is watching and the blogosphere is curious. As we were going through a list of hot topics in social media this week, we noticed several articles were posted about legal issues that involve government agencies, or officials involved with surveillance, privacy, monitoring, or general use of social media. This Round-up will include stories about police use of Twitter, government snoops on Facebook, spying on Americans, and emerging hot legal issues that are arising from data scraping by administrative agencies. Enjoy.

The legal pitfalls of patient-reviewable records

Oct 21, 2010 By: Dan Tennenhouse

Medical records written so that patients can understand them may seem inherently beneficial, but they can easily be turned against the physician in court.

Searching Twombly/Iqbal

Oct 21, 2010 By: West Reference Attorneys

The outcry from plaintiff attorneys has led to a couple of bills in Congress to “repeal” Twombly/Iqbal (see H.R. 4115 and S.1504) that would effectively circumvent the current process for reviewing and updating the procedural rules under the Rules Enabling Act (28 U.S.C. § 2072 et seq).

California litigation: Today’s top news on Westlaw News & Insight

Oct 21, 2010 By: Jon Hanke

Westlaw News & Insight – California Litigation combines Reuters Legal News, analysis from respected authors, and high-value material from Westlaw.

New on Westlaw: Criminal briefs multibases for 10 states

Oct 21, 2010 By: Jon Hanke

Criminal briefs multibases are available for Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Virginia.

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