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* Employment Law
Papa Joe
Chevalier Syndicated Radio Show - New York Knicks/MSG Sexual
Harassment case
Newsday
- New York Knicks/MSG Sexual Harassment case
Atlanta Business Chronicle
(pdf) - Let Employees
Write Blogs (Viewpoint)
Spirit Magazine
- Blog policy for employees
FOX-TV Atlanta
-
Employees who blog on and
off company time
Associated Press - Legal experts see signs of
trouble for Wal-Mart's Coughlin
Financial Times - Wal-Mart Class action Certification
Atlanta Journal Constitution - Wal-Mart Class action Certification
Associated Press (over 100 newspapers) -
Wal-Mart Gender Discrimination
USA Today -
Wal-Mart Gender Discrimination
Associated Press - Wal-Mart Gender Discrimination
* Tort and Contract Litigation
Court TV Radio - Duke Lacrosse Sexual
Allegations
(Criminal/Civil Implications)
MSNBC/Minneapolis Star Tribune - N.Y. sues Guidant
over its defibrillators
Atlanta Journal Constitution - Employer liable for employee's accident (driving while on cell
phone)
Rocky Mountain News - Kobe Bryant Civil Case
MSNBC & Orange County
Register - Kobe Bryant Civil Case
Philadelphia Inquirer/San Jose Mercury News - Kobe Bryant Civil Case
News Daily - Home Depot/Isuzu Lawsuit
Associated Press - 9/11 Compensation Fund Office Closes
Congressional Quarterly Homeland Security - 9/11 Cybersecurity Issues
Associated Press (over 20
newspapers) - 9/11 Compensation Fund
The New York Times - 9/11 Compensation Fund issues
The New York Times -
9/11 Litigation
* E-Commerce Issues
Daily Report -
University research gives boost to practice of IP
law
NEW
Cox News Services - Ringtones becoming more
personalized
NEW
Christian Science
Monitor/CBS News/ABC News
- YouTube and Copyright Laws
Spirit Magazine
- Blog policy for employees
FOX-TV Atlanta - Employees who blog on and
off company time
Times-Herald
(pdf file) - Music downloading
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Music copyright lawsuit
Investor's Business Daily - Domain Name issues
The
Freelance Star, Fredericksburg, VA - Domain Name
issues
The Columbian, Vancouver, WA - Domain Name issues
* Sports Issues
Binder discusses
Roger Clemens case on
nationally syndicated radio show
NEW
January 8, 2008 show with Papa Joe
Chevalier
Click
here to watch
Binder on ESPN discuss O.J. Simpson, Tonya Harding & Pete Rose
(5 min. MP4 video - click link)
Papa Joe
Chevalier Syndicated Radio Show - New York Knicks/MSG Sexual
Harassment case
Newsday
- New York Knicks/MSG Sexual Harassment case
Court TV Radio - Duke Lacrosse
Sexual Allegations
ESPN Classic - Discussed controversial sports
figures, including O.J. Simpson, Pete Rose, and Tonya Harding
Rocky Mountain News - Kobe Bryant Civil Case
MSNBC & Orange County
Register - Kobe Bryant Civil Case
Philadelphia Inquirer/San Jose Mercury News - Kobe Bryant Civil Case
Fox News - Politics
at the Olympics
Russia Profile magazine - Moscow and the
2012 Olympic Bid
Binder's Recent Radio & Television appearances
FOX-TV Atlanta - Employees who blog on
and off company time
Court TV Radio - Duke Lacrosse
Sexual Allegations
ESPN Classic - Discussed controversial sports
figures, including O.J. Simpson, Pete Rose, and Tonya Harding
WGST Radio, Atlanta, GA - Wal-Mart
Class action Certification
CBS Radio News (Nationwide) -
9/11 Compensation Fund deadline
AP Radio (Nationwide) -
9/11 Compensation Fund deadline
WRVA, Richmond, VA - 9-11 Litigation
CFRB, Toronto, Canada - 9-11 Litigation
WSYR, Syracuse, NY - 9/11 Compensation Fund issues
KXLY, Spokane, WA - 9/11 Compensation Fund issues
WSB-TV Action News, Atlanta, GA - McDonald's Contest Fraud case
Binder Quoted in Print Media
The New York Times, International Herald Tribune, The Washington Post, The Miami
Herald, The National Law Journal, Fulton Daily Report, Miami Review, Florida
Magazine (The Orlando Sentinel), San Jose Mercury News, Las Vegas Sun, The Daily
Sentinel, The Boston Herald, The St. Petersburg Times, The Oakland Tribune, The
Sacramento Bee, The Dayton Daily News, The Tuscaloosa News, The Topeka Capital
Journal, The Wilmington Morning Star, Newsday, ABC News, The Guardian (UK), The
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, The Rocky Mountain Telegram, Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review
NEWS:
Binder receives 2008 Teaching Award
In April 2008, Perry received the MBA students' Crystal Apple Teaching Award, and in 2005 he received the Business School’s Teaching Excellence Award. In addition, Perry was a finalist for the university's Innovative Teaching Award, and for the prestigious National ALSB Master Teaching Competition. In "America's Best Colleges," Perry 's department was ranked 2nd in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, and the Flex-MBA program was ranked in the Top 10 nationwide for the twelfth consecutive year and running.
NEWS: Binder Nominates and Introduces Truett Cathy at the IP Legends Awards, Oct. 17, 2007
From left:
Perry Binder, College of Business;
Miles Alexander, Kilpatrick Stockton (Legends Recipient)
Sandy Evans, Former Chief IP Counsel for BellSouth (Legends Recipient)
Truett Cathy, Founder & CEO of Chick-fil-A (Legends Recipient)
Scott Frank, President of AT&T Intellectual Property
Jeff Kuester, Partner, Thomas | Kayden
NEWS: Binder co-organizes Corporate Intellectual Property Institute, Oct. 23-24, 2007
Partial List of Participating Corporations:
AT&T - Coca Cola - Cox Communications - DuPont - Earthlink - General Electric - Home Depot - IBM - Imerys - Kimberly-Clark - MeadWestvaco - Motorola - Newell Rubbermaid - Pitney Bowes - Procter & Gamble
The 2007 Corporate Intellectual Property Institute is a collaborative effort by the College of Law and the College of Business and is primarily about corporate people speaking to other corporate people, outside counsel and consultants about their wants and needs, as well as their successes and failures. This is a unique event, so please put the date on your calendars now.
The Institute is a 2-day event, on
October 23rd & 24th, and will take place
at the
Georgia State University Student Center
in Atlanta, GA.
NEWS: Binder Facilitates
First-Ever Corporate IP Roundtable
Nearly 50 business executives
from top companies including BellSouth, Georgia Pacific, Home Depot, and
Coca-Cola, joined Georgia State University faculty members to launch the
Corporate Intellectual Property (IP) Roundtable at a luncheon held at the
University. The Roundtable is designed as a forum for the exchange of ideas,
best practices, and information and networking opportunities exclusively for
corporate executives within the IP community.
"Today's Roundtable brought together Atlanta's best IP minds in the corporate world with leading academics in the field. The potential for collaborative research on complex issues such as asset valuation is boundless," said Roundtable co-founder Perry Binder. Binder, a GSU legal studies professor, opened the meeting with welcoming comments and led the group's brainstorming session. "This is only the beginning. There will be at least three or four similar sessions each year. We received great input on focused topics and speakers that we feel will add value to this network of select corporate IP stars."
Major corporations represented during the IP Roundtable included ADP, BellSouth, the CDC, Cingular, Cisco, The Coca-Cola Company, CompuCredit, Cox, Delta Airlines, EarthLink, Equifax, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, General Electric, Georgia Pacific, Georgia Power, The Home Depot, InterContinental Hotels, Kimberly-Clark, Merial, Panasonic, Scientific Atlanta, Southern Company, Tandberg Television, Turner Broadcasting System , UPS, and The Weather Channel.
Binder seated in front row, third from left:
NEWS:
Binder Receives Teaching Excellence Award
Perry Binder, a legal studies professor at Georgia State
University, received the Teaching Excellence Award from the Business
School. This summer, Binder was also a finalist for the prestigious National ALSB Master Teaching Competition. Throughout his career at GSU, Binder has
received exceptionally high scores for teaching effectiveness, as rated by his
students - scores that consistently exceed College averages. He describes his
classroom style as "teaching law in an optimistic and practice-oriented manner,"
a method that resonates positively with his students.
Binder is a nationally recognized legal commentator and consultant for businesses on a range of topics, including sex discrimination, ethics, IP protection, products liability, and document retention. He was recently quoted by the Associated Press and MSNBC on corporate issues and appeared on ESPN Classic with commentary on controversial athletes.
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