You don't miss it until it's gone: Drought highlights the importance of water management
Blaine Early and Kathryn Taylor (a summer associate with the firm) explore how regulators, water users, legislators, and the courts are responding to severe droughts in west Texas and the Southeastern United States by allocating...
Division 1 Member Spotlight: Cassidy Rosenthal
The Membership Newsletter of Division 1 of the ABA Forum on the Construction Industry recently published a "Spotlight" article on Cassidy Ruschell Rosenthal. _________________________This article is reprinted in its entirety with the permission of...
Preliminary Injunctions in Trademark Cases - Did eBay REALLY Change the Standard
Prior to the Supreme Court's decision in eBay Inc. v. MercExchange, L.L.C., most federal courts presented with a motion for a preliminary injunction in a trademark case routinely applied a presumption of irreparable harm...
Engaging a design and construction team
In April 2012, Medical News focused on various elements of health IT from the good, the bad and even the confusing. Whether you are dealing with new construction or renovations of existing healthcare facilities...
Reconsidering the Motion to Reconsider
It is never enjoyable to open the daily mail and find an order entered against your client. This is especially true when you or more importantly, your client, expected a favorable result—whether because of...
A new era in the coal industry under Clean Water Act Section 404
Preface Forty years after passage of the Clean Water Act, interpretation of the act's applicability to the surface coal mining industry continues to evolve. Due to the very nature of surface mining, where enormous...
Bankruptcy Venue Reform Act of 2011
Underwear-maker Fruit of the Loom and casino owner Tropicana Entertainment, LLC have two things in common: Both were originally headquartered in Kentucky (the former in Bowling Green, and the latter in Crestview Hills), yet...
Kentucky Governor Unveils Casino Bill
After weeks of anticipation, Democratic Governor Steve Beshear of Kentucky on Tuesday disclosed details of a gambling expansion amendment that would allow up to seven casinos in the state, including five at racetracks.