By Hayes Hunt and Brian Kint On November 5th in Edenbridge, U.K., a 30-foot tall model of Lance Armstrong* was burned to celebrate Guy Fawkes’ failed plot to blow up the Parliament. The giant Armstrong likeness held a Tour de…
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Endorsement Contracts, Morals Clauses and Lance Armstrong
Tagged with: Claw back, Contracts, Corporate Counsel, Corporate Law, Endorsements, Lance Armstrong, Morals Clauses
Posted in The Client
Posted in The Client
In Brief: Jose Garces, Iron Chef, Author and Restauranteur – 10 Q Interview
In Brief: Jose Garces, Iron Chef, Author and Restauranteur. 10 Q Interview You grew up in Chicago, what was on the table at a Garces’ family dinner? “My family relied on a lot of Latin staples: arroz con pollo, arepas,…
Tagged with: 10 Q Interview, Cooking, In Brief, Iron Chef, Jose Garces, Jose Garces Recipes, Latin Road Home, locavore, Luna Farm, Restaurant Owner
Posted in Interviews
Posted in Interviews
Hurricane Sandy and Refusing to Evacuate: Criminal Law and Civil Liability
By Hayes Hunt and Calli Varner Hurricane Sandy’s death toll continues to rise and over 100 people have lost their lives to Sandy. Some of the dead were residents who decided, despite orders to evacuate, to “ride out” the storm,…
Tagged with: assumption of risk, Criminal Law, emergency responder law, hurricane, legal duty to evacuate
Posted in Prosecution & Defense
Posted in Prosecution & Defense
The Internet as Evidence: Authentication & Admissibility of an Active Webpage
By Hayes Hunt and Michael Zabel You want to introduce an active webpage into evidence. Now what? Courts generally agree that the contents of a website are admissible evidence, so long as those contents are properly authenticated and are not…
Tagged with: admissibility, authentication, Evidence, Exhibits, From the Sidebar, Hayes Hunt, hearsay, website
Posted in Trial
Posted in Trial
