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  • Suspect pleads not guilty to shooting into truck

    Suspect pleads not guilty to shooting into truck

    Lawyer Blogs 11/29/2007

    A man accused of shooting at his ex-girlfriend's truck in Livermore pleaded not guilty Wednesday. Neal Kuopus also passed on his right to a preliminary hearing, thereby sending the case closer to a trial date. Kuopus appeared briefly in Alameda Count...

  • Lawyer in Katrina Case Faces Bribery Charge

    Lawyer in Katrina Case Faces Bribery Charge

    Lawyer Blogs 11/29/2007

    [##_1L|1242832380.jpg|width="120" height="88" alt=""|_##]An attorney who helped negotiate a multibillion-dollar settlement against tobacco companies in the 1990s and has sued insurers over unpaid Hurricane Katrina claims was indicted Wednesday in a s...

  • Ford Agrees to Settle Rollover Case

    Ford Agrees to Settle Rollover Case

    Lawyer Blogs 11/28/2007

    [##_1L|1024690655.jpg|width="130" height="93" alt=""|_##]Ford Motor Co has agreed to settle class-action litigation covering plaintiffs in four states who claimed its Explorer sport utility vehicles were prone to rollovers, Ford said on Wednesday. "F...

  • Judge removed after jailing entire court room

    Judge removed after jailing entire court room

    Lawyer Blogs 11/28/2007

    [##_1L|1002107402.jpg|width="130" height="90" alt=""|_##]A judge who jailed 46 people who were in his courtroom when a cell phone call interrupted proceedings was removed from the bench Tuesday by a state commission. Niagara Falls City Court Judge Ro...

  • High court hears case of lost 401(k) funds

    High court hears case of lost 401(k) funds

    Lawyer Blogs 11/27/2007

    Although U.S. workers can invest money in a retirement fund sponsored by their employer, it is not clear whether they can sue to recover money lost because of mistakes by the fund's administrator. That issue came before the Supreme Court on Monday in...

  • Court to Consider Investor's 401(k) Suit

    Court to Consider Investor's 401(k) Suit

    Lawyer Blogs 11/26/2007

    [##_1L|1246883497.jpg|width="127" height="85" alt=""|_##]James LaRue says he lost $150,000 when his instructions to his employer on where to invest money in his retirement plan were ignored. Now the Supreme Court will decide whether a federal pension...

  • Court Declines Mich. Faith-Based Case

    Court Declines Mich. Faith-Based Case

    Lawyer Blogs 11/26/2007

    [##_1L|1014689179.jpg|width="120" height="101" alt=""|_##]The Supreme Court on Monday declined to get involved in a dispute between Michigan officials and a faith-based program for troubled youths. The Michigan Family Independence Agency imposed a mo...

  • Family of alleged Bulger victim to get day in court

    Family of alleged Bulger victim to get day in court

    Lawyer Blogs 11/26/2007

    Another family of a man allegedly ordered killed by Whitey Bulger may be able to win damages against the FBI without going through a trial.On February 19, U.S. District Court Judge Reginald Lindsay will consider a motion for summary judgment by the w...

  • Maryland Police/Sheriff Investigate Taser Death

    Maryland Police/Sheriff Investigate Taser Death

    Lawyer Blogs 11/19/2007

    Frederick law enforcement agencies are conducting dual investigations into the death of a 20-year-old man who died Sunday after a Frederick County Sheriff’s deputy used a Taser to subdue him. According Cpl. Jennifer Bailey, spokeswoman for the Sherif...

  • Texas Judge Issues Injunction Against Tribe

    Texas Judge Issues Injunction Against Tribe

    Lawyer Blogs 11/19/2007

     A Texas judge grants a permanent injunction against the Wichita-based Kaweah Indian Nation and its self-proclaimed chief, Malcomb Webber. The unrecognized tribe is accused of defrauding illegal immigrants by falsely claiming they could get Soci...

  • US Supreme Court blocks execution of child killer

    US Supreme Court blocks execution of child killer

    Lawyer Blogs 11/16/2007

    [##_1L|1316916205.jpg|width="120" height="101" alt=""|_##]The U.S. Supreme Court halted the execution of convicted child killer Mark Dean Schwab on Thursday, hours before he was scheduled to die. The move by the high court was widely expected as it c...

  • State Court of Appeals to determine long-arm laws

    State Court of Appeals to determine long-arm laws

    Lawyer Blogs 11/16/2007

    The state's highest court must decide under what circumstances New York's "long-arm" law can be invoked to give the state personal jurisdiction over someone who is not physically within the state. The Court of Appeals heard arguments Thursday from Ra...

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