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Carolyn D. Richmond was featured in the Restaurant Business Magazine article, "Six Legal Land Mines That Could Sink Your Business."

Michael A. Hyett was featured in the Press of Atlantic City article, "Stockton Takes Over Noyes Museum Ownership."

Lori Landew was featured in the Fortune article, "Taylor Swift Is Officially the Highest-Paid Musician in the World."

Gregory J. Kleiber was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer article, "The Boardroom."

Michael A. Hyett was featured in the Stockton University article, "The Noyes Museum of Art Becomes Part of Stockton University."

Jeffrey S. Kravitz was featured in the People.com article, "Thomas Gibson's Return to Criminal Minds Is 'Not out of the Question,' Says Legal Expert."

Benjamin’s post from the firm’s Sports Law Scoreboard blog was mentioned as one of the top postings for August 15, 2014.

Maura’s post from the firm’s Art Law blog was mentioned as one of the top postings for August 15, 2014.

Lincoln Bandlow is featured in the Daily Journal article, "Trumpet Riff at Center Of 'Vogue' Infringement Case."

Mixed martial arts is now the site for an antitrust suit. Over the last few years, the UFC has consolidated the competition and now arranges fights in a boxing-like fashion.

VidCon is another powerful venue to find those fans, a further testament to the growing importance of online video in the entertainment ecosystem.

As featured on KPCC's Take Two the Justice Department is poised to sue Lance Armstrong for unjust enrichment, demanding that he return the reported $14 to $16 million that he pocketed as spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service.

Lincoln Bandlow was featured in The Hollywood Reporter article, "Why the Defamation Verdict Against Rolling Stone Could Chill Media Apologies."

John J. Haggerty was featured in The News York Times article, "With Court Ruling, Maria Sharapova Can Return to Tennis in 2017."

Carolyn D. Richmond was featured in the New York Post article, "With Wages Climbing, NYC Restaurants May Add Hefty New Fees."

Lori Landew was featured in the Law360 article, "World Series Run Brings Heat to Indians' Name, Logo."

As featured everywhere, including USA Today, Yogi is dead. I have always been struck by the wise malaprops that both he and Samuel Goldwyn coined. So much wisdom in each man