Many people now have extensive libraries on iPods and digital readers, and even airline accounts contain frequent-flier miles that could be worth thousands of dollars, says Sally Hurme, an elder-law attorney at AARP in Washington.
But in November 2006, Jennifer Granick, a cyber-law attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, won an exemption that makes it legal for users to break such locks to enable use of their phones on competing wireless networks.
Orin Kerr, a professor at George Washington University Law School and former computer-crime attorney at the Justice Department, said sovereign immunity usually is applied in lawsuits against the government that seek monetary damages, not in cases disputing the constitutionality of a law.
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Last night, Gingrich told his colleagues that a first-year associate attorney at the law firm formerly representing the speaker had prepared the faulty letters.
At age 8, he completely lost his eyesight to cancer but nonetheless went on to become a black belt in karate, a jazz pianist, a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, an editor of the law review at Yale and an attorney at a prestigious Seattle-based firm.
The vast majority of these cards promise 0% interest for at least six months, says Chi Chi Wu, an attorney at the National Consumer Law Center, a consumer-advocacy group in Boston.
Smith, a professor at Long Island University and an attorney specializing in environmental law -- and by formerDuring his eighteen years representing the state of Wyoming, Sen.
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That authority ends at death, however, notes Franchelle Millender, an elder-law attorney in Columbia, S.C.
Approximately 15, 000 attorney and legal-staff jobs at large firms have been lost during the past three years, Northwestern Law estimates.
Miriam L. Fisher, a tax attorney and partner at law firm Morgan Lewis in Washington, says the audit teams comprise "A-list examiners" drawn from around the country who are knowledgeable and experienced with various financial products and industries.
But with the portrait of Watergate Attorney General Elliot Richardson staring down at him day-after-day, Goldsmith says he learned a new appreciation for the law.
Ms. Rivera, a 52-year-old professor at the City University of New York School of Law, worked for Mr. Cuomo in the attorney-general's office, but GOP senators called her "unqualified" and suggested she had been chosen because of her race and gender.
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