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CONTRACTS – SVC-West v. C9 Ventures

(Cal.Ct. App., 4th Dist.) The indemnification provision on the back of an unsigned invoice was not enforceable against a buyer of goods, even though they paid the invoice and had signed similar invoices in the past.

PERSONAL INJURY - Santillan v. Roman Catholic Bishop of Fresno

(Cal. Ct. App., 2d Dist.) – A California man has lost his bid for a new trial on claims of childhood sexual abuse against Fresno’s Roman Catholic diocese even though his brother won a similar motion after both men raised newly discovered evidence the diocese knew of the abuse of a third victim.

EMPLOYMENT - Muldrow v. Surrex Solutions Corp.

(Cal. Ct. App., 4th Dist.) – Job recruiters were commissioned employees whose principal duties were “selling a product or service" and thus were exempt from California’s overtime compensation law, a state appeals court has ruled.

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CAREER TRACKER: Lawyers on the move

1/31/2012

Pillsbury Winthrop adds two finance partners in New York; Crowell & Moring add IP specialists to its San Francisco and D.C. offices.

A humpback whale of the coast of Mazatlan. REUTERS Stringer Mexico

Breakingviews: U.S. companies can do good without new legal fad

1/31/2012

Part of the rationale for so-called benefit corporations is that they shield a company from stock-drop lawsuits. But this is where the argument gets weak.

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U.S. government invalidates potent Rambus patent

1/27/2012

The last of the three "Barth" patents pertain to memory chips used in personal computers and are considered to be among Rambus' most valuable intellectual property.

Google search screen. REUTERS Mike Blake

Lawmakers press Google on privacy policy changes

1/26/2012

Eight members of congress expressed concern that a plan by the internet giant to consolidate user information may make it harder for consumers to protect their privacy.

Apple logo. REUTERS Mike Segar

Poaching lawsuit against tech companies will proceed, says judge

1/26/2012

Lucy Koh said overlapping relationships between the companies made it "hard to believe" the industry's arguments that they should not have to face the antitrust lawsuit.


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