On this page, ECJ provides its clients and friends with regular publications that highlight recent developments in the law.

Employment Law Reporter

Current Issue - April 2008
The California Supreme Court Rules that Individuals Are Not Liable for Retaliation
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Current Issue — March 2008
Responding to the Employment Lawsuit
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Current Issue — February 2008
Comedy Club, Inc. v. ImprovWest Associates: Who's Laughing Now?
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Business and Real Estate Litigation Reporter

Current Issue — October 2007
False Advertising Claims under the Lanham Act
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Family Business Law Reporter

Current Issue — April 2008
IRS Ruling Clarifies Estate Tax Deferral for Some Family Business Owners
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Intellectual Property Reporter

Current Issue — June 2007
Pfizer loses court battle over viagra trademark in China
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Legal Update

Current Issue — Summer 2006
ECJ Welcomes Intellectual Property Partner Alan Cyrlin
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Real Estate Reporter

Current Issue — October 2006
Lessee Beware: What to Know Before You Negotiate a Lease

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Tax Bulletin

Current Issue — May 2007
Can You Patent a Tax Strategy
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In addition, please visit ECJ's Bulletins page. On this page, we feature articles designed to familiarize our clients and friends with current legal topics and issues. Many of these articles are reprinted from various well-known newspapers, magazines and trade publications. Also, check out our ECJ News page, which offers visitors a chance to find out more about what is happening at ECJ, including updates on the professional and other activities of individual ECJ attorneys.

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Publications reproduced in this site contain general information regarding current trends in the law and should not be relied upon as substitutes for legal consultation. Authors will, on request, be pleased to discuss in greater detail the information contained in their articles. All newsletters are copyrighted publications which may only be reprinted with permission. ECJ is a service mark of Ervin, Cohen & Jessup LLP.