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242 Excerpts from E-law Update #11, August 1999 cyberlaw.se SUIT OVER ONLINE APRILJohn Sladek-8/5/1999
241 Background info on FBNA: #reply-9176566Josef Svejk-4/27/1999
240 [reference deleted] Files Suit for Fraud and Trademark Violations biz.yahoo.coRazorbak-4/27/1999
239 Humbly report, All, <i>Business Wire Considers Legal Action Over April FJosef Svejk-4/23/1999
238 Humbly agree, Bill, belongs here as well, thanks for posting it! Cheers, SveJosef Svejk-4/19/1999
237 For whatever reason, this seemed <b>suitable</b> at this Legal ThreBill Ulrich-4/19/1999
236 Not SI, but Yahoo -- same principle. This from the morning Infobeat briefing: The Philosopher-4/1/1999
235 After reading some of these ramblings and verbal diarrhea, all this reminds me PatiBob-3/27/1999
234 Good point. There is now 18 minutes of missing recordings. Jorj X Mckie-3/27/1999
233 Jorj, Ah, we're getting in pretty deep on a legal thread... KJC EL KABONG!!!-3/27/1999
232 Names have been changed to protect the innocent.Jorj X Mckie-3/27/1999
231 Jorj, <I>Oh great, you moved me down in the pecking order!!!!</I> EL KABONG!!!-3/27/1999
230 DealJorj X Mckie-3/27/1999
229 Sorry about that, Jorj. I forgot the pecking order of fictitious allegations. TBill Ulrich-3/27/1999
228 Oh look another one. Message 8556590 Bill, couldn't you have used anotherJorj X Mckie-3/27/1999
227 Interesting, I want to know how the judge rules. I guess that my non-lawyer Tom Swift-3/26/1999
226 I can guarantee you I would never take a case like that on contingency, and if The Philosopher-3/26/1999
225 It's already in court. The plaintiff's case is sorta like this: SupposBill Ulrich-3/26/1999
224 Cheeky, Well, I quickly read VBroady's posts and some of Ken's posts. EL KABONG!!!-3/26/1999
223 That is, in fact, a damn good question. Collecting any money for defamation reThe Philosopher-3/26/1999
222 I <I><B>think</B></I> not. However, a slick lawyer migTom Swift-3/26/1999
221 What happens if you are in Italy and you call someone in USA a dirty rotten SOBCheeky Kid-3/26/1999
220 Yikes. Nobody has ever answered me when I asked if you could sue for libel whenJorj X Mckie-3/26/1999
219 Looks like another lawsuit MessCheeky Kid-3/26/1999
218 I set up a thread with issues and questions about SEC stuff - hope someone can QuietWon-3/13/1999
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