US:Woes mount for Milberg Weiss, but troubled firm fights back; Richards Butler rubber-stamps transatlantic tie-up; the fall-out from Enron rumbles on; South Africa in midst of merger mania; Nauta remains wedded to lockstep; while BLP takes steps to strengthen international links. Alex Novarese reports
June 28, 2006 at 08:03 PM
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Class action legend embattled after federal indictments
Given the iconic status of controversial class action specialist Milberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman, it is hard to over-estimate the impact that the indictment by US prosecutors of the 46-partner firm has had on the US legal profession.
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