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Man in Divorce Seeks to Cancel Adoption of 'Companion Animal'
In the language of the law, Mo is a "chattel." But to Neil Walash the 85-pound English bulldog is a "beloved" pet and companion.Anderson Retrial Unlikely as Government Increases Use of Alternatives to Indictment
In the government's aggressive and largely successful pursuit of corporate fraud in recent years, the conviction of Arthur Andersen was its first major, high-profile victory. A retrial after last week's stinging reversal by the U.S. Supreme Court is unlikely, said a number of legal experts, and that will be a difficult pill for government prosecutors to swallow.Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 16, No. 145 - July 28, 2008
Daily decision alert.An Ex-FBI Cybersecurity Expert's Dire Warnings for Corporate America
Shawn Henry, formerly of the FBI and now with security technology company CrowdStrike Services, says executives need to start making corporate cybersecurity a top priority -- or else.View more book results for the query "White"
Barnes Foundation Seeks OK to Move Art Gallery
In hopes of avoiding financial peril, the trustees of the Barnes Foundation are petitioning Montgomery County Orphans` Court for permission to move their world-renowned art gallery from its traditional Lower Merion home to an undetermined site in the Philadelphia Art Museum area.From the Experts: Preparing for Whistleblowers Under Dodd-Frank
While there is no sure way for a company faced with a securities violation to ensure that it will not become the subject of a whistleblower report, there are steps corporate counsel can take to minimize the risk.Winning the battle for lateral partners
On Dec. 14, National Law Journal editor in chief David Brown discussed the current state of the lateral market with Lynn Mestel, one of the nation's most prominent legal recruiters, and with the chairs of three top firms ? J. Warren Gorrell of Hogan & Hartson, R. Bruce McLean of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and Thomas Milch of Arnold & Porter.Feds paid billions in settlements last year
Lawyers for Uncle Sam shelled out more than $3 billion in taxpayer funds last year to resolve lawsuits against the federal government — more than twice as much as in 2010, and the most in at least five years, an analysis of government records shows.Trending Stories
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