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SEC's New Enforcement Program: Rewriting the Rules of Engagement
In the face of dramatic efforts to create an accelerated, more aggressive SEC enforcement program, the unprepared company is at a critical disadvantage. Attorneys John J. Carney and Jonathan R. Barr examine the initiatives and provide insight into the new rules of engagement.
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Though there are a pair of movies I recommend opening commercially this weekend-including one about lawyers fighting a racist district attorney-if you want to see the really good stuff, check out the Atlanta Film Festival at the Landmark Midtown theater. For more information and tickets, you visit AtlantaFilmFestival.The Rice Company v. Precious Flowers
Arbitration Arising From Shipment Denied Stay Pending Proceedings' Consolidation
ABA Panel Suggests Attorney Discipline Be Wrested From District Committees
An American Bar Association panel is recommending an overhaul of New Jersey's attorney disciplinary system, suggesting first and foremost that the functions now handled by the district ethics committees be assumed by the Office of Attorney Ethics.
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Citing Usury Law Violations, Schneiderman Sues Lender
The suit claims nearly 18,000 loans were made to New Yorkers by Western Sky, CashCall and WS Funding, the principal on which totals about $38 million but the finance charges total more than $185 million.Delgadillo Criticized for $2.7M Payout
A recent settlement between the city of Los Angeles and a local firefighter has cast a shadow over City Attorney Rockard "Rocky" Delgadillo's office.Judge Digs in Against His Recusal in Mass Bankruptcy Case
If U.S. District Judge Alfred Wolin is ultimately bounced from a massive five-company asbestos bankruptcy case before him, it won't be because he went without a fight. Wolin, a federal judge in New Jersey, has lodged briefs with the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that defend his case management methods and warn of crafty litigation strategy, delaying tactics and other self-serving purposes that might underlie a recusal motion filed by some creditors in the case.
For law firms, revolving door is speeding up
Presidential elections are the busiest time for firms and corporations to recruit top attorneys leaving government.
3rd Circuit Applies 'Burlington Northern' Retaliation Standard
The extent to which the U.S. Supreme Court's Burlington Northern v. White decision has changed the law of retaliation claims under Title VII is apparent in the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' recent decision in Moore v. City of Philadelphia. Moore touches on virtually every aspect of retaliation law and will likely serve as a template for such claims in the 3rd Circuit for years to come, says attorney Sid Steinberg.TRENDING STORIES
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