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Lawyer: Distributor had 'secret deal' to cover up problems
The first Chinese drywall trial in the nation involving a homeowner taking on a building supply distributor has opened in Miami-Dade Circuit Court.Inflation adjustments to bring taxpayers relief
AP - Inflation isn't as certain as taxes, but it's still pretty likely. The IRS' annual adjustments will help to ease that inflation bite.When taxpayers file their 2008 tax returns-that's in early 2009 for most taxpayers-they'll enjoy higher personal exemption amounts, a higher standard deduction and wider tax brackets, meaning more money is taxed at a lower rate, the Internal Revenue Service announced.Social Networking Sites Help Judges Perform Their Duties
Judges and lawyers are among the millions of people using online social networking sites such as Facebook. But there are few rules to guide them in the legal arena. Should a judge set limits on what alleged juvenile offenders can post on their MySpace pages? Should a lawyer be wary about discussing clients and cases online?View more book results for the query "*"
Supreme Court justices report travel, income for 2006; most are millionaires
WASHINGTON AP - What do Clarence Thomas and Anthony Kennedy lack that the other seven SupremeCourt justices have in abundanceMoney, according to annual financial disclosure reports released Friday.At least six and possibly seven justices are millionaires. Then there are Kennedy and Thomas, who between them don't have a million bucks - even after Thomas received a $166,000 advance for his autobiography due out in October.Fastow Fallout: Angry Husband, Low-Income Jury
The last thing Enron defendant Lea W. Fastow wanted to hear last week was that U.S. District Judge David Hittner had rejected a plea bargain under which she needed to spend only five months in federal prison. And while prosecutors say the failed agreement doesn't affect the government's deal with her husband -- Enron's former CFO -- other lawyers say taking Lea Fastow to trial will inevitably change Andrew Fastow's relationship with prosecutors.Second Circuit Hears Oral Arguments in Catcher Copyright Case
Free speech, copyright infringement, and even a bit of unsolicited literary criticism were on the docket Thursday as the Second Circuit Court of Appeals considered whether a book based on J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye should be banned from publication in this country.Charitable Immunity Shields FDU From Liability for Drink-Related Death
A state appeals court's broad interpretation of the N.J. Charitable Immunity Act may make it impossible to hold colleges liable for failure to enforce alcohol bans on campus.In latest campaign funding fight, a focus on state cash for candidates
Just after the Supreme Court's controversial campaign finance blockbuster Citizens United v. FEC, critics and supporters of the decision predicted the high court would weigh in next on state laws providing public funding to candidates.Trending Stories
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