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Rodrigo González Fernández y un grupo de egresados de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad la Republica en Chile ha decidido poner al alcance de todo el mundo de la profesion legal importantes materias en Ingles para ir practicando el trabajo en materia de Tratados internacionales y que nuestra profesión estará en primera linea. Invitamos a todos a opinar, debatir, participar activamente.Es el primer blog legal en inglés de latinoamerica.

Wednesday, July 07, 2010

lawyerschile Wal-Mart Spares No Expense Fighting Trampling Case OSHA Fine

Wal-Mart Spares No Expense Fighting Trampling Case OSHA Fine

The pride of Bentonville, Ark., is taking "It's not the money, it's the principle" to impressive heights. The New York Times reported last night on Wal-Mart's crusade to avoid payment of a $7,000 fine imposed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration arising out of a deadly stampede at a Valley Stream, N.Y., store on Black Friday in 2008.

By the NYT's account, Wal-Mart has spent over $2 million in legal fees fighting the fine ... [MORE]

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 10:07 AM

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lawyerschile Wal-Mart Spares No Expense Fighting Trampling Case OSHA Fine

Wal-Mart Spares No Expense Fighting Trampling Case OSHA Fine

By the NYT's account, Wal-Mart has spent over $2 million in legal fees fighting the fine ... [MORE]

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 10:07 AM

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lawyerschile: That Didn't Take Long: Plaintiffs Challenge New Chicago Handgun Law

That Didn't Take Long: Plaintiffs Challenge New Chicago Handgun Law

Last Friday, just days after the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in McDonald v. Chicago, the city, anticipating that the ruling was the death knell for Chicago's restrictive handgun ordinance, enacted a new ordinance that, while still strict, was less akin to an "outright ban" on gun possession.

Apparently, plaintiffs were ready for that move as well. Yesterday, a suit was filed (.pdf) in federal district court in Chicago, challenging the new law ... [MORE]

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 10:29 AM

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lawyerschile: That Didn't Take Long: Plaintiffs Challenge New Chicago Handgun Law

That Didn't Take Long: Plaintiffs Challenge New Chicago Handgun Law

Apparently, plaintiffs were ready for that move as well. Yesterday, a suit was filed (.pdf) in federal district court in Chicago, challenging the new law ... [MORE]

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 10:29 AM

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Lawyerschile:Oh No Yoo Didn't: Yoo-Hoo Latest Target for Apparently Illiterate Plaintiffs

Oh No Yoo Didn't: Yoo-Hoo Latest Target for Apparently Illiterate Plaintiffs

I have lots of fond memories of my childhood. And some that have undoubtedly scarred me for life. But if there's a beverage that can instantly bring to mind happy times, it's that delicious thin chocolatey water called Yoo-Hoo.

I used to be a huge fan. In the early '80s. But I haven't had one in many many years. Mostly because I learned to read a list of ingredients.

Timothy Dahl, of Brooklyn, N.Y., though, is suing the makers of Yoo-Hoo for false advertising, based on claims that the drink is "good for you." ... [MORE]

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 11:46 AM |

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Lawyerschile:Oh No Yoo Didn't: Yoo-Hoo Latest Target for Apparently Illiterate Plaintiffs

Oh No Yoo Didn't: Yoo-Hoo Latest Target for Apparently Illiterate Plaintiffs

I used to be a huge fan. In the early '80s. But I haven't had one in many many years. Mostly because I learned to read a list of ingredients.

Timothy Dahl, of Brooklyn, N.Y., though, is suing the makers of Yoo-Hoo for false advertising, based on claims that the drink is "good for you." ... [MORE]

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 11:46 AM |

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Poll to Watch: Law Profs' Favorite TV Show

At PrawfsBlawg (which hurts a little to type), Eric Johnson has begun accepting "nominations" for a poll to be administered to law professors, which will -- "scientifically," he says -- determine their all-time favorite television show.

It seems there are no restrictions; it's a free-for-all to suggest the choices to be presented to poll respondents in the comments. So far, the pickings are slim, and, I hope, largely facetious ... [MORE]

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 12:59 PM

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Poll to Watch: Law Profs' Favorite TV Show

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Poll to Watch: Law Profs' Favorite TV Show

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Posted by Eric Lipman on July 7, 2010 at 12:59 PM

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