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Judge Suggests SEC's Administrative Cases Unconstitutional
A federal judge blocked the SEC from continuing administrative proceedings against a real estate developer. Siding with lawyers at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, the judge ruled that the SEC's administrative process may violate the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.
Judge Suggests SEC's Administrative Cases Unconstitutional
A federal judge blocked the SEC from continuing administrative proceedings against a real estate developer. Siding with lawyers at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton, the judge ruled that the SEC's administrative process may violate the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.
After a Year of Departures, Firm Suffers Gut Punch
Dickstein Shapiro's head count was down more than 21 percent. Then, a key player was indicted.
After a Year of Departures, Firm Suffers Gut Punch
Dickstein Shapiro's head count was down more than 21 percent. Then, a key player was indicted.
A Rare Setback for SEC in Administrative Proceeding
In an unusual loss for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, one of its own administrative law judges has dismissed fraud charges against a Houston money manager.
A Rare Setback for SEC in Administrative Proceeding
In an unusual loss for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, one of its own administrative law judges has dismissed fraud charges against a Houston money manager.
Hastert Name at Dickstein Drew More Attention Than Money
Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert's resignation last week from Dickstein Shapiro was another punch to the Washington firm. Hastert, a senior adviser who was the most well-known of its professionals, helped market the firm as it restructured in recent years and shrank by nearly half. Still, Hastert, at 73 years old, wasn't central to Dickstein's balance sheet, several people familiar with the firm said.
Hastert Name at Dickstein Drew More Attention Than Money
Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert's resignation last week from Dickstein Shapiro was another punch to the Washington firm. Hastert, a senior adviser who was the most well-known of its professionals, helped market the firm as it restructured in recent years and shrank by nearly half. Still, Hastert, at 73 years old, wasn't central to Dickstein's balance sheet, several people familiar with the firm said.
Pennsylvania Bar Exam Results for February 2015 Announced
The Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners has announced the results of the bar examination given on Feb. 24 and 25. Of the 646 applicants who took the exam, 340 passed; the overall pass rate was 52.6 percent.Trending Stories
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