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Mark Filip Is the DOJ's Mortgage Fraud Point Man
When the Justice Department and the FBI announced the initial results of Operation Malicious Mortgage last week, Deputy Attorney General Mark Filip was front and center. As the Justice Department's No. 2, Filip runs the day-to-day affairs of one of the world's pre-eminent criminal investigation and enforcement agencies. Now he'll also be heading the agency's mortgage fraud efforts. No doubt it's a tough job, but Filip's had the kind of training that might make it just a bit easier to handle.Looking Behind the IRS Scandal
In December 2008, six weeks after Barack Obama was elected president, I participated in a panel on campaign finance at the annual conference of the Council of Governmental Ethics Laws in Chicago.John Wiley & Sons Inc. v. Kauzin Rukiz Entertainment and Promotions
Court Explains Award for Music CDs� Infringement On Publisher�s �FOR DUMMIES� Mark, Trade DressPhotographer Loses Bid to Sue Owner of Playful Dog
Although the dog's owners told a professional canine photographer that their labrador retriever Delilah also had knocked them over by running into their legs, Third Department Justice Leslie Stein said such behavior on the retriever's part was "normal canine behavior that does not amount to a vicious propensity."View more book results for the query "*"
FTC Extends McData Review Before Merger
Brocade Communications Systems Inc.'s $713 million acquisition of McData Corp. caught the unexpected attention of FTC antitrust enforcers, who have issued a second request for information, the company announced Tuesday. Antitrust experts wanting to scrutinize a deal that puts about 70 percent market share for storage area networking into the hands of one company is no shock. But software deals are usually reviewed by the DOJ. Officials from neither agency would comment on how jurisdiction was decided.Lawsuit over Ravens logo goes to appeals court
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) ? An amateur artist has asked a federal appeals court to prohibit the commercial use of old game films showing the Baltimore Ravens wearing their original logo.65 Judicial Hearing Officers Continue Roles as Volunteers
Judge Lawrence K. Marks, administrative director of the state court system, said the volunteers, who were among nearly 300 JHOs who lost their jobs last month due to the state courts' cash crunch, are serving at all levels of the courts statewide and the number of volunteers is expected to rise in coming months. "Obviously, they enjoy handling cases and want to continue to do that," Judge Marks said. "But there is also a commendable public interest spirit that is a factor here."State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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