Major Changes in Federal Subpoena Practice, U.S. Law Week, 82 U.S.L.W. 584 (Oct. 22, 2013) ...

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U.S. & International Arbitration 2013 Gregory P. Joseph*     Four times in the pa ...

Interesting Circuit Splits on Federal Procedural Issues Gregory P. Joseph*     There ...

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Gregory P. Joseph*     On September 19, 2008, the President signed into law Federal Rule of Evidence 502 (Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product; Limitations on Waiver). It applies to previously-filed cases in the discretion of the trial jud ...

Experts, Privilege and Civil Procedure - Recent Developments Gregory P. Joseph*      Employees can be expe ...

Gregory P. Joseph*     In the realm of sanctions, state of mind matters. Some sanctions require bad faith, and even if negligence is enough, "subjective intent can bear on whether to impose a sanction and what amount to fix.... Even a dog, said Holmes, distinguishes between being kicked and being stumbled over. ...

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Federal Arbitration Developments Gregory P. Joseph*      One of the problems many perceive with arbitration is that the panel, unlike a judge, is not subject to meaningful appellate review and may not feel constrained to exert the same level of analytic rigor. Parties somet ...