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  • Fla. Law Firm Accuses Ex-Associate of Stealing Clients

    Fla. Law Firm Accuses Ex-Associate of Stealing Clients

    Headline News 01/03/2008

    The West Palm Beach, Fla., law firm of Rosenthal & Levy is suing a former associate and his new law firm, claiming he is trying to steal clients. Rosenthal & Levy filed the suit in Palm Beach Circuit Court against former associate Andrew Fris...

  • Deloitte to settle Delphi investor suit for $38 mln

    Deloitte to settle Delphi investor suit for $38 mln

    Headline News 12/28/2007

    Deloitte & Touche LLP has agreed to pay $38.25 million to settle an investor lawsuit over alleged accounting improprieties at bankrupt auto parts maker Delphi Corp plaintiffs' lawyers said on Thursday.The case in U.S. District Court in Detroit st...

  • IRS Manager Nabbed in D.C.Tax Scandal

    IRS Manager Nabbed in D.C.Tax Scandal

    Headline News 12/22/2007

    A Washington, D.C., tax corruption case that has resulted in tens of millions of dollars being stolen from D.C. government coffers now allegedly involves an IRS manager who is said to have been involved in the fraud scheme. Robert Steven and his wife...

  • Legislature hires law firm to head probe of MnDOT

    Legislature hires law firm to head probe of MnDOT

    Headline News 12/20/2007

    The Minnesota Legislature is bringing in some hired help for its ongoing investigation of MnDOT's role in the collapse of the Interstate 35W bridge. The Minneapolis law firm of Gray Plant Mooty will earn up to $500,000 to investigate the transportati...

  • Prescott Legal acquired by Special Counsel

    Prescott Legal acquired by Special Counsel

    Headline News 12/19/2007

    One of Texas' most well-known legal recruiting firms has been acquired by a Florida company. Prescott Legal -- the 26-year-old Houston legal staffing firm that has placed more than 500 attorneys in Houston, Austin and Dallas in the last five years --...

  • Law firm takes blame for Open Meetings Act violation

    Law firm takes blame for Open Meetings Act violation

    Headline News 12/18/2007

    A law firm took the blame Monday for two Open Meetings Act violations during a Campton Hills Electoral Board hearing that dashed one man's bid for office. Attorney Bill Braithwaite of Arnstein & Lehr LLC said board members should not have been ad...

  • Hughes & Luce merges with international law firm

    Hughes & Luce merges with international law firm

    Headline News 12/18/2007

    Texas law firm Hughes & Luce LLP will merge with international law firm Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP. Partners at both firms today voted to merge the two firms, creating a law firm of more than 1,500 lawyers in 23 offices lo...

  • California's emission-control law upheld on 1st test

    California's emission-control law upheld on 1st test

    Headline News 12/17/2007

    [##_1L|1305336780.jpg|width="120" height="118" alt=""|_##]California's first-in-the-nation effort to limit cars' emissions of gases that contribute to global warming took a big step forward Wednesday when a federal judge upheld the state's right to c...

  • Council to vote on Melton's law team

    Council to vote on Melton's law team

    Headline News 12/17/2007

    The Jackson City Council on Tuesday could vote to hire an outside law firm to represent Mayor Frank Melton in two civil lawsuits. Melton said he hoped the council would agree to hire Jackson law firm Coxwell & Associates, which represented the ma...

  • Judge wants wrongful death lawsuit dropped

    Judge wants wrongful death lawsuit dropped

    Headline News 12/16/2007

    The Texas judge accused of improperly denying a death row inmate a last-minute appeal has asked a federal judge to dismiss the wrongful death suit filed against her by the executed man's widow.Court of Criminal Appeals Presiding Judge Sharon Keller c...

  • Groups say FTC, law firm hiding DoubleClick conflict

    Groups say FTC, law firm hiding DoubleClick conflict

    Headline News 12/14/2007

    [##_1L|1083115842.jpg|width="130" height="93" alt=""|_##]The Web site of a law firm employing the husband of U.S. Federal Trade Commission chairwoman Deborah Platt Majoras contradicts an FTC explanation that Majoras has no conflict of interest in rev...

  • CIA Destroyed Tapes Despite Court Order

    CIA Destroyed Tapes Despite Court Order

    Headline News 12/13/2007

    Federal courts had prohibited the Bush administration from discarding evidence of detainee torture and abuse months before the CIA destroyed videotapes that revealed some of its harshest interrogation tactics.Normally, that would force the government...

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