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Category: Media Law
Contracts Blog - September 01, 2010
Add 3PAR Inc. contracts to the site. Of course, HP and Dell were recently bidding for 3PAR. You will find the merger agreement between Hewlett-Packard and 3PA
Contracts Blog - August 12, 2010
Just added Liquidmetal Technologes Inc. contracts. Of course, the big deal is the Master Transaction Agreement that it signed with Apple Inc. on August 5, 2010. The full text of the agreement should be filed with the company̵
Contracts Blog - August 08, 2010
Five years ago, Mark Hurd joined Hewlett-Packard as its President and Chief Executive Officer. Late Friday afternoon, I saw on Twitter – of all places – that Mark Hurd had resigned. Even though the tweet li
Contracts Blog - August 02, 2010
TeleNav, provider of location based services, went public a few months ago. I’ve added TeleNav Inc. contracts from their Registration Statement to the website. I’ve also added
Contracts Blog - May 11, 2010
Today, the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works heard testimony regarding the economic impact of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Of course,
Contracts Blog - April 28, 2010
Scorpio Tankers Inc. recently went public. I’ve added Scorpio Tankers Inc. contracts to the site.
Contracts Blog - March 22, 2010
Added NovaStar Financial Inc. contracts to the site.
Contracts Blog - March 22, 2010
Just updated the Palm Inc. contracts. Interesting docs include the Securities Purchase Agreement with Elevation Partners as well as the various emplo
Media Law - March 22, 2010
A former Superior Court judge in the U.S. Virgin Islands won a $240,000 libel verdict this week against the Virgin Islands Daily News. The former judge, Leon Kendall, was represented in the lawsuit by
Media Law - March 22, 2010
"The state's Open Meeting Law requires that meetings of governmental boards and committees be conducted in sessions open to the public, with few exceptions which are strictly limited. The goal of the law is to eliminate as much of the secrecy around discussions and decisions of public policy, by ...
Media Law - March 22, 2010
On Beacon Hill and in municipal buildings across the state, government officials are getting the message that e-mail can be a double-edged sword, writes State House reporter Dan Ring in The Republican of
Media Law - March 22, 2010
The Plymouth County district attorney's office has found that selectmen in Rockland, Mass., violated the open meeting law in the process of hiring a full-time accountant, The Patriot Ledger
Media Law - March 22, 2010
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Media Law - March 22, 2010
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Media Law - February 18, 2010
Massachusetts remains one of the minority of states without a shield law to protect journalists' confidential sources. That could change if a bill to be heard by the legislature next week becomes law. The bill, House Bill 1650
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