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Where's the Quid? DOJ Tests the Limits of Public Corruption Law
In this edition of their White-Collar Crime column, Elkan Abramowitz and Jonathan S. Sack describe two pending federal prosecutions, which level corruption charges against high-level officials in Ohio and Illinois, and consider how the theories of prosecution in these cases might be viewed in light of court decisions in other public corruption cases. They conclude with observations about the outer limits of federal public corruption prosecutions.
A Primer and a Warning for Section 220 Proceedings
A recent decision by Vice Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick presents a primer on increasingly common defenses to stockholder books and records inspection demands and a cautionary tale for defendants in Section 220 proceedings who opt to pursue overly aggressive defense strategies that seek to place obstacles to the use of Section 220 as a quick and easy pre-filing discovery tool.
Appellate Panel Reverses Attorney Fees Award Involving Pembroke Pines Condo
An affiliate of real estate mortgagee Beltway Capital LLC that had acquired a Century Village unit in foreclosure had been awarded attorney fees in the lower court but the appellate panel reversed the decision.
Fresno Litigator Is Nominated to Beleaguered Eastern District Trial Bench
The nomination of Dirk Paloutzian, a partner at Baker Manock & Jensen, comes after a U.S. district announced emergency procedures for the Fresno courthouse amid retirements and staffing issues.
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NJ Leads the Way in Mandating Severance Payments for Laid-off Employees
On Jan. 21, 2020, New Jersey became the first state to mandate employee severance payments in the event of a closure of operations or mass layoff of employees.
As Coronavirus Spreads, Some Firms May Struggle to Pivot to Remote Work
As more law firms leverage remote work access to weather the latest coronavirus threats, some can find that going remote isn't all that easy, or safe.
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Attorney Proffers: Practical Considerations and Some Law Too
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