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Bob Braun‘s article, "An Emerging Information Security Minimum Standard of Due Care," with Stan Stahl, Ph.D., was published in Privacy Journal.
This is Part I of a two-part series. This article by Jim Butler and Guy Maisnik was originally published in the February 2005 issue of Urban Land Magazine by the Urban Land Institute (ULI), © 2005. ULI is the copyright owner of the article. This article is reprinted with the permission of ULI. Perhaps the […]
JMBM is pleased to represent GH Capital, the new owner of the Holiday Inn at 170 North Church Lane in Brentwood, in connection with its plans to significantly upgrade the hotel. The landmark 16-story columnar structure is one of 40 identical hotels that were built for Holiday Inn nationwide in the late 1960s and early […]
Matt Kenefick’s article "Nissan Motor Co. v. Nissan Computer Corp., the point at which fame is determined under the Federal Trademark Dilution Act" was published in The Santa Clara Computer & High Tech L.J.
Robert Braun‘s article, "An Emerging Information Security Minimum Standard of Due Care," with Stan Stahl, Ph.D., was published in Information Security Management Handbook.
James Neudecker co-authored an article titled “Alternatives to Cross-Examination: A ‘How to’ Guide for Excluding the Opposition’s Expert Testimony under the Federal Rules: Practical Applications of Daubert v. Merrell Dow,” published in the California Litigation Series by Practising Law Institute.
In the wake of bruising partisan politics, the United States Department of Labor’s (DOL) much-anticipated overhaul of the federal white-collar employee overtime exemptions became effective on August 23, 2004. Depending upon who you ask, the regulations could deprive as many as six million or as few as 107,000 workers of federal overtime pay. However, there […]
Who’s Crying "Woof"? This article was published by Hotel Online. What should you do when a guest brings a “seeing eye dog” to your “no pets” hotel? What if a guest claims that a monkey is a “service animal” to assist with some disability or to alert the guest to some danger (such as fire […]
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Brad Cohen wrote the article that appeared in the BNA Daily Tax Report titled “Determining Entertainment Industry Deductions for Creative Properties Deemed Abandoned or Worthless Remains Difficult Despite IRS Guidance.”
