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  • Law firm Polsinelli Shughart completes move to LoDo

    Law firm Polsinelli Shughart completes move to LoDo

    Headline News 09/29/2009

    Polsinelli Shughart PC has completed its move to Lower Downtown Denver, the firm announced Monday in a letter to clients.Effective Monday, the law firm is now located the newly built 1515 Wynkoop office building in the LoDo Historic District. Before,...

  • Lawyers: Chinese drywall makers may ignore suits

    Lawyers: Chinese drywall makers may ignore suits

    Headline News 09/28/2009

    Lawyers for homeowners and homebuilders who used drywall suspected of causing corrosion and possible health risks say they expect Chinese manufacturers to ignore hundreds of lawsuits filed against them.So, who's going to be on the hook for any court-...

  • ALI-ABA and ACLEA Team Up To Host Summit

    ALI-ABA and ACLEA Team Up To Host Summit

    Headline News 09/22/2009

    ALI-ABA and ACLEA Team Up To Host High-Level Summit on Lawyer Education and Development in the 21st Century ALI-ABA Continuing Professional Education (ALI-ABA) and the Association for Continuing Legal Education (ACLEA) are hosting a high-level summit...

  • New FD for Manchester law firm

    New FD for Manchester law firm

    Headline News 09/21/2009

    Manchester-based law firm HL Interactive has announced Chris McSpirit as its operations and finance director. McSpirit was formerly finance director at insurance litigation specialists Keoghs.“This is a great time for Chris to join the team”, said CE...

  • Sands Anderson Marks & Miller spins off group

    Sands Anderson Marks & Miller spins off group

    Headline News 09/18/2009

    Sands Anderson Marks & Miller, a regional law firm based in Richmond, plans to spin off its workers’ compensation practice group as a separate company.A name has not been chosen.“We are looking for more flexibility to follow the market and keep o...

  • Justice Stevens slows his hiring at high court

    Justice Stevens slows his hiring at high court

    Headline News 09/02/2009

    Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens has hired fewer law clerks than usual, generating speculation that the leader of the court's liberals will retire next year.If Stevens does step down, he would give President Barack Obama his second high court ...

  • Law firm mounts suit over Tween buyout

    Law firm mounts suit over Tween buyout

    Headline News 07/22/2009

    A New York law firm is soliciting shareholders to join a class-action lawsuit against Tween Brands Inc. over Dress Barn Inc.'s planned acquisition of the Central Ohio apparel retailer. Levi & Korsinsky LLP said Tuesday it filed a suit in Delaware...

  • Analysis: Sotomayor record thin on executive power

    Analysis: Sotomayor record thin on executive power

    Headline News 07/09/2009

    Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor's thin record on the limits of presidential power suggests she will be neither reflexively hostile to broad expansion of a president's authority nor a reliable rubber stamp in support of it.Three cases in particu...

  • Lawyers' group: Sotomayor well qualified for court

    Lawyers' group: Sotomayor well qualified for court

    Headline News 07/07/2009

    Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor earned a "well-qualified" rating from the American Bar Association on Tuesday as she prepared for Senate hearings next week.The ABA committee that reviewed her qualifications came out with that unanimous rating o...

  • Group sends Sotomayor docs to Senate

    Group sends Sotomayor docs to Senate

    Headline News 07/01/2009

    A Puerto Rican legal advocacy group late Tuesday sent a trove of documents from Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor's past to the Senate panel considering her nomination. Latino Justice PRLDEF sent the Judiciary Committee more than 350 pages of doc...

  • Court to decide Miranda warning expansion

    Court to decide Miranda warning expansion

    Headline News 06/22/2009

    The Supreme Court will decide whether a suspect has to be told that he has a right to have a lawyer present during questioning by police. The court on Monday agreed to hear an appeal from Kevin Dwayne Powell, who was convicted of being a felon in pos...

  • Lawyer's gambling with client funds came up lemons

    Lawyer's gambling with client funds came up lemons

    Headline News 06/22/2009

    A disbarred New Jersey lawyer is headed to state prison for 15 years for blowing $4 million of his clients' money in Atlantic City. Michael P. Rumore, 50, who ran his law practice from the basement of his Lyndhurst home, was supposed to use the money...

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