In the News Archive
- January 20, 2010Simmons, Withers and Linklaters Advise on $9.2bn Saudi Fraud CaseMultibillion-pound Saudi fraud case hands roles to raft of UK firmsLegalweek.com
- January 3, 2010Yes, It Was Torture, and IllegalEditorialNew York Times
- December 29, 2009Huffington Post
- June 8, 2009Huffington Post
- May 21, 2009Huffington Post
- May 18, 2009The Lawyer
- April 3, 2009Judge Rules Bagram Detainees Can Appeal to U.S. CourtsThe Washington Independent
- March 23, 2009The Big Money from Slate
- March 16, 2009In Torture Cases, Obama Toes Bush LineLegal Stance Appears to Contradict Earlier Statements From Obama and HolderThe Washington Independent
- March 12, 2009In These Times
- February 27, 2009Closing GuantánamoTorture Suits Stymied - Page 192CQ Researcher
- February 2009Tort suits provide inadequate to challenge anti-terror policiesABA Journal
- February 1, 2009Defendiendo al "combatiente enemigo"A6El Mercurio
- January 11, 2009Economía - page 22Perfil
- January 11, 2009Economic - page 22Perfil
- Winter 2009Guantánamo Closing Just the Beginning
Mr. Lewis' Op Ed regarding Guantánamo was published in several newspapers January 27 through February 1, 2009.
Editorials - December 18, 2008How One Country Skirted the Banking StormThe Daily Star - Lebanon
- December 15, 2008While others heard siren call, Lebanon's bank governor steered safely past tempation.Points of View - page 38Legal Times
- December 1, 2008Asuntos LegalesEl Cronista
- December 1, 2008Asuntos LegalesEl Cronista
- December 1, 2008Asuntos LegalesEl Cronista
- December 1, 2008Asuntos LegalesEl Cronista
- Fall 2008Black HoleThe U.S. detention center at Bagram in Afghanistan has earned a reputation as the new Gitmo - except that big-firm American lawyers aren't lining up to represent the inmates.Litigation 2008 - Supplement to The American Lawyer - page 78
- June 16, 2008Lawyers Consider Implications of Supreme Court Rulings Beyond GuantanamoLaw.com
- June 2, 2008Asuntos LegalesEl Cronista
- June 2, 2008Asuntos LegalesEl Cronista
- April 20, 2008Perfil
- March 13, 2008Earth Movement Clause Bars Coverage for Damage from ExcavationMealey's Litigation Report
- November 5, 2007The United States has no right to re-educate Iraqi detainees in the ways of their faith.Legal Times
- October 29, 2007The New GitmoLegal Times
- October 4, 2007Judge Says U.S. Must Alert Lawyer on Detainee TransferLos Angeles Times
- September 16, 2007Ex-Detainees Base Lawsuit On ReligionChicago Tribune
- September 14, 2007Ex-Guantanamo Prisoners Want U.S. Lawsuit to ProceedReuters
- August 16, 2007www.Slate.com
- June 20, 2007Shadow over Republican NomineeThe Times (London)
- June 13, 2007The Plan to Take Down ThompsonThe Politico
- June 12, 2007Thompson will Take on Outsider Role after Playing Access ManThe Washington Post
- June 7, 2007Past as Lobbyist May Play into Future as CandidateUSA Today
- March 2007Legal Business
- March 2007State Department Official Resigns after Pro Bono AttackLegal Business
- March 2005A Fair Chance?A new asbestos law is proposed in the US. Romy Comiter and Martin Baach outline what it could mean - and its chances of success.Global Reinsurance
- October 28, 2004Former Detainees Allege Torture in U.S. CustodyUSA Today
- May 2000Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Business Process PatentsMetropolitan Corporate Counsel
- September 23, 1996Patentability of Computer-Related Inventions: ‘Signature’ Decision Imposes LimitsNew York Law Journal
- April 1996PTO Supports Software InventionsComputer Law & Tax Report
- August 15, 1994Protecting Privilege in E-Mail SystemsLegal Times
- December 1, 1991Bulletproof Your Software ContractsDatamation
- May 1991Feist Decision is Far-Reaching8 Computer Law Strategist
- August 1990Why Lotus-Paperback Uses the Wrong Test and What the New Software Protection Legislation Should Look Like7 The Computer Lawyer 6
- January 1990Look and Feel of Computer Software: What the Controversy is AboutCase and Comment