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November 5, 2009

Feds Implicate Troutman Sanders Real Estate Chair in $50 Million Kickback Scheme

The American Lawyer
A federal complaint alleges Troutman Sanders real estate practice chair Leonard Grunstein participated in a scheme to accept $50 million in kickbacks from pharmaceutical vendor Omnicare.

Bank of America's Top Lawyer Wasn't Licensed to Drive Merrill Deal

Corporate Counsel

Verizon Defeats Billion-Dollar ERISA Class Action Over Lawyer's Typo

The American Lawyer

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Reaction to UBS Debacle: Tough New Foreign Tax Laws

Daily Business Review

South Korea Moves to Loosen Regulations on Legal Trade

The American Lawyer

High Court Justices Weigh Tradition of Prosecutorial Immunity Against Potential Civil Rights Violations

The National Law Journal

Lawyer Agrees to Plead Guilty in 'Pump and Dump' Case

The National Law Journal

Experts: Lower Associate Pay Is Here to Stay

Fulton County Daily Report

Judge Puts on the Brakes While Heller Sides Mediate

The Recorder

FCPA Report Shows Companies Shelling Out to Avoid Nasty Prosecution

Corporate Counsel

Judge Sanctions Firm That Sued Adversary in Sexual Discrimination Suit

New York Law Journal

Charged in Murder-for-Hire Plot Against Wife, Man's Claims Against Divorce Counsel Hit Dead End

New York Law Journal

Calif. Justices Seem OK With DNA-Based Warrant

The Recorder

Obama Nominates N.C. Judges to 4th Circuit

The National Law Journal

Reinstatement: How Valuable Is Below-Market Secured Debt?

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Attorney-Client Privilege in Work E-Mails

New York Law Journal

How to Survive the Big Law Fight for Work

Fulton County Daily Report