To my knowledge, there's never been a case reversed or stayed because of a venue issue.

The defendants have great lawyers, and great lawyers have to be good storytellers.

Adonis v4.0 is the first appliance of its kind to enable administrators of large enterprise networks to dynamically assign leased IP addresses to users across the network. Administrators can now perpetually scrutinize their network resource allocations with confidence, without having to contend with known vulnerabilities and scalability limits inherent to other similar systems.

I don't know if this suit was for sport or for spite, but they've gotten what they deserved, and that's zero.

Lay is making eye contact with the jury, and they're not looking away from him, which is a very good sign for Lay.

They have to find a way to replace the corporate logo, the Enron corporate logo, with the face of a civic-minded Ken Lay, someone who reached out to the community and did an awful lot of good. They have to humanize the client.