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February 02, 2005 |

Double Agent

In this new era of corporate criminal investigations, fundamental shifts are taking place in the corporate defense practice. While working to uncover wrongdoing, the investigating lawyer used to present a united front on behalf of both the corporation and its employees. The lawyer jousted with the government and sought to limit the flow of information. Today, the investigating lawyer essentially acts as a fact-finder with a badge -- the newest (and highest-paid) government agent.
18 minute read
May 27, 2005 |

Passing Grades

The names of candidates who passed the California Bar Examination.
107 minute read
May 12, 2003 |

News in Brief

Private Citizens Cannot Bring Charges Philadelphia Activists who have long maintained that city prosecutors turn a blind eye to police brutality have lost one of their few legal weapons. In the case of In Re: Isaac Hickson, PICS Case No. ...
14 minute read
October 02, 2006 |

Topical Index to Articles

Topical Index to Articles
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March 26, 2007 |

Topical Index to Articles

Topical Index to Articles
50 minute read
Jesse Friedman v. Joe Rehal, 08-0297-pr
Publication Date: 2010-08-17
Practice Area: Criminal Practice
Industry:
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Judge: Before: Pooler And Raggi, Circuit Judges, and Korman, District Judge*
Attorneys:
For plaintiff: JENNIFER BONJEAN (Ronald L. Kuby, David Pressman, on the brief), Law Offices of Ronald L. Kuby, New York, N.Y., for Petitioner-Appellant.
For defendant: JUDITH R. STERNBERG, Assistant District Attorney (Kathleen M. Rice, District Attorney, Peter A. Weinstein, Assistant District Attorney of Counsel, on the brief), Nassau County, N.Y., for Respondents-Appellees.
Case number: 08-0297-pr

Cite as: Jesse Friedman v. Joe Rehal, 08-0297-pr NYLJ [web_id_1202469818068], at *1 (2nd Cir., Decided: August 16, 2010)Before: Pooler And Raggi, Circuit Judges

February 02, 2005 |

Double Agent

Fundamental shifts are taking place in corporate defense practice. While working to uncover wrongdoing, the investigating lawyer used to present a united front on behalf of both the corporation and its employees. But today, in the new era of internal investigations, defense lawyers have become deputy prosecutors -- the newest (and highest-paid) government agents.
18 minute read
March 27, 2003 |

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January 11, 2007 |

Newsbriefs

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April 03, 2003 |

Archie Comic Publications, Inc. v. DeCarlo

49 minute read

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