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December 20, 2011 |

Over Trustee's Objections, Former Howrey Bankruptcy Counsel to be Paid in Full

In a single declarative sentence, U.S. bankruptcy court judge Dennis Montali (left) captured the essence of what was at issue during a nearly two-hour hearing over professional fee applications in the Howrey bankruptcy: "This is not an ATM machine."
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March 16, 2009 |

Advocacy or probing?

At oral arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court, we give great weight to counsel's responses to the justices' questions and to what signals the questions may give about a justice's later vote. We give too little attention to the difference between "questions" that aim at dismantling counsel's argument or affecting other justices' views and questions that probe the issues to help the court decide soundly.
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January 23, 2012 |

Rival Firms Pick Up Foreclosure Cases From Baum Collapse

Free With Registration: New York's largest and most controversial foreclosure law shop may be going out of business, but attorneys from the firm are forming new alliances and their former competitors see opportunity to expand their own practices.
9 minute read
June 04, 2004 |

Eight Charged In Fraud Case, Including GC

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November 17, 2009 |

Daschle departing Alston for DLA Piper

Former Sen. Tom Daschle is leaving Alston & Bird to join DLA Piper in a deal that was finalized late Tuesday, both Daschle and DLA Piper officials confirmed. Daschle will join the firm as a senior policy adviser, and will become a member of DLA Piper's governing global board.
5 minute read
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July 28, 2004 |

Zoning and Land Use Planning

John M. Armentano, a partner with Farrell Fritz, writes that since 1996 developers and other property owner � as well as local government officials � have known exactly where they stand: Government action that is arbitrary and capricious may lead to a damages award. Now, however, as a result of a recent unanimous decision by the Court of Appeals, that standard is anything but clear.
10 minute read
August 01, 2006 |

'Super Lawyers' and 'Best Lawyers' Hire Big Guns to Battle Ad Ban

Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers in America have retained big-name attorneys in an attempt to reverse or modify a New Jersey ethics opinion that found "best" and "super" are manufactured titles that might mislead consumers. Super Lawyers' parent company hired Gibbons Del Deo's Kevin McNulty and John Gibbons, former chief judge of the 3rd Circuit. Best Lawyers in America turned to Wilentz Goldman's Frederick Dennehy and Stuart Hoberman, past president of the State Bar Association.
4 minute read
January 17, 2001 |

Some Inventors Can't Get Rich

After last November's Florida election fiasco, anyone who comes up with better voting machine technology might expect to make a quick fortune. Not so fast, cautions David J. Healey, a partner at Houston's Goldstein & Healey. He says that anyone whose technology becomes an industry standard can face a patent and antitrust litigation minefield.
4 minute read
June 07, 2013 |

Doctor Claims McDermott Revealed Confidential Client Information

McDermott Will & Emery and its former partner, Joshua Kaye, are defendants in an 18-count malpractice lawsuit brought by a Palm Beach County doctor.
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