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Committing journalism since the last century. I work at Reuters and I live in Brooklyn. Any opinions are my own. jonoatis@mac.com.
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Brunch with Diane and Jay. (at @SabrinasCafe @ Powelton w/ 3 others) 4sq.com/10NUn5M
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#Wal-Mart's whistle-blower problem: Public revelations trump privilege bit.ly/12hAtSj by @AlisonFrankel #mexico #whistleblowers
Wal-Mart's whistle-blower problem: Public revelations trump privilege
newsandinsight.thomsonreuters.com — Attorney-client privilege confers powerful protection over confidential corporate documents. But according to a rulingThursday by Chancellor Leo Strine of Delaware Chancery Court, once documents have become public - even if by dubious means - they can be used in litigation.
CAREER TRACKER: Lawyers on the move - May 17, 2013 bit.ly/12hwFQW by @ctrembz
CAREER TRACKER: Lawyers on the move - May 17, 2013
newsandinsight.thomsonreuters.com — By Caitlin Tremblay (Reuters) - Steven Arnold has joined Manatt, Phelps & Phillips as partner in the firm's Orange County, California, office. Arnold, who was previously managing counsel at Toyota Financial Services, joins Manatt's financial services and banking practice.
Toronto mayor denies smoking crack cocaine reut.rs/12GQGAS via @reuters
Toronto mayor denies smoking crack cocaine
reuters.com — Credit: Reuters/Mark Blinch 1 of 7. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford leaves his home in Toronto, May 17, 2013. Reporters for the Toronto Star, a rival Canadian newspaper, and Gawker Media, a U.S. media outlet, said they had seen a video that appears to show Ford smoking crack.
I'm at Regal E-Walk Stadium 13 & RPX - @regalmovies for Iron Man 3 3D (New York, NY) w/ 10 others 4sq.com/10QaJj0
@fuzheado That would be great, Andrew.
I'm at My Little Pizzeria (Brooklyn, NY) 4sq.com/15L1hAG
Supreme Court justices take part in mock trial of "Coriolanus" ow.ly/l1CRI
Supreme Court plays Shakespeare tragedy for laughs
newsandinsight.thomsonreuters.com — By Lawrence Hurley WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court justices on Monday evening sought laughs rather than legal clarity as they weighed a tragic case concerning a despotic Roman general and his overbearing mother.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover World and more.
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