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  • Verizon returns serve: Vonage wrote the jury instructions it’s complaining about

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  • Vonage hopes Supreme Court patent ruling is Deus Ex Machina

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  • Supreme Court to Patent Appeals Court: Drop Dead

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  • On the theory that backdating’s not illegal if you account for it correctly

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  • On Google-DoubleClick: an interview with Microsoft GC Brad Smith

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  • SEC sees Apple backdating as one-woman fraud spree

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  • In Google-DoubleClick inquiry, David Boies’s firm represents AT&T

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  • Jim Cramer’s If-I-Did-It Act

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  • A sounder basis for taking the Fifth

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  • Tormenting Gitmo detainees with copyrighted music: Is torture a “fair use”?

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  • Rejecting Enron class action poses stark choice: Injustice for plaintiffs or injustice for defendants?

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  • Disney clears (wink-wink) Steve Jobs of options backdating misconduct at Pixar

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  • HP charges dismissed: An end to a ghoulish prosecution

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  • To bleep or not to bleep: Which dirty words can be uttered on broadcast TV?

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  • Another look: Did Steve Jobs ‘financially benefit’ from backdated options?

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