In the News Archive

March 13, 2008
Earth Movement Clause Bars Coverage for Damage from Excavation
Mealey's Litigation Report
November 5, 2007
My Islam Is Better Than Yours
The United States has no right to re-educate Iraqi detainees in the ways of their faith.
Legal Times
October 29, 2007
The New Gitmo
Legal Times
October 4, 2007
Judge Says U.S. Must Alert Lawyer on Detainee Transfer
Los Angeles Times
September 16, 2007
Ex-Detainees Base Lawsuit On Religion
Chicago Tribune
September 14, 2007
Ex-Guantanamo Prisoners Want U.S. Lawsuit to Proceed
Reuters
August 16, 2007
Custody Dispute: Why is the U.S. Stashing Detainees at Policharki Prison in Afghanistan?
www.Slate.com
June 20, 2007
Shadow over Republican Nominee
The Times (London)
June 13, 2007
The Plan to Take Down Thompson
The Politico
June 12, 2007
Thompson will Take on Outsider Role after Playing Access Man
The Washington Post
June 7, 2007
Past as Lobbyist May Play into Future as Candidate
USA Today
March 2007
Truth Justice and Guantanamo Bay
Legal Business
March 2007
Lawyers Unite in Disgust at Guantanamo Controversy
State Department Official Resigns after Pro Bono Attack
Legal Business
March 2005
A 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, 2004
Former Detainees Allege Torture in U.S. Custody
USA Today
May 2000
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Business Process Patents
Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
September 23, 1996
Patentability of Computer-Related Inventions: ‘Signature’ Decision Imposes Limits
New York Law Journal
April 1996
PTO Supports Software Inventions
Computer Law & Tax Report
August 15, 1994
Protecting Privilege in E-Mail Systems
Legal Times
December 1, 1991
Bulletproof Your Software Contracts
Datamation
May 1991
Feist Decision is Far-Reaching
8 Computer Law Strategist
August 1990
Why Lotus-Paperback Uses the Wrong Test and What the New Software Protection Legislation Should Look Like
7 The Computer Lawyer 6
January 1990
Look and Feel of Computer Software: What the Controversy is About
Case and Comment

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The “Engel List”: Corruption and Anti-Democracy Sanctions against Latin American Officials

The Engel List was designed as a critical foreign policy tool to identify and target individuals believed to be involved in corruption and actions undermining democratic institutions in Central America. While the List serves an important role in identifying the individuals responsible for corrupt practices in Central America, like many U.S. “lists,” it presents significant challenges from a due process perspective.