The National Law Journal talked to John W. Nields, one of the lawyers representing Kuehne. Nields is the Washington-based co-chairman of Howrey’s white-collar defense practice.
The NLJ asked Nields about the latest development in the case.
A federal judge in Florida on Dec. 22 dismissed a key charge in the money-laundering case against Miami lawyer Ben Kuehne, ruling that Congress had exempted transactions necessary to preserve a person's right to legal representation from the money-laundering statute. John Nields, one of Kuehne's defense lawyers, talked with the NLJ about his client's recent win.
December 29, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The National Law Journal talked to John W. Nields, one of the lawyers representing Kuehne. Nields is the Washington-based co-chairman of Howrey’s white-collar defense practice.
The NLJ asked Nields about the latest development in the case.
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