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April 13, 2007 |

United States v. Cyril Smith

Client Is Uncooperative But Lawyer Must Continue Representation; Problems Not Personal to Counsel
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November 15, 2005 |

Boeing Settles Sex Discrimination Suit for $72.5M

Thousands of female employees involved in a gender discrimination lawsuit against Boeing will be sharing in a $72.5 million settlement in the next few weeks. Individual payments from $500 to $26,000 could be mailed to about 17,960 current and former employees by Christmas. Boeing admitted no wrongdoing but agreed to change its hiring, pay, promotion and complaint investigation practices.
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May 21, 2007 |

Deutsche Bank Trust Company of Americas, plaintiff-appellant v. Tri-Links Investment Trust, defendants-respondents

Indemnity Suit Does Not Put Privileged Communications With Counsel as to Prior Action, Settlement at Issue
25 minute read
September 02, 2008 |

Fuentes, plaintiff-appellant v. Board of Education of the City of New York, defendants-appellees

Free With Registration: State Court Must Decide if Non-Custodial Parent Of Disabled Child Has Standing to Sue Under IDEA
19 minute read
February 01, 2002 |

Rookie Partners Remember

For lawyers, the leap from associate to partner is the culmination of years of dedication, hard work and self-sacrifice mixed in equal parts with favorable economic conditions conducive to expanding the firm partnership, a winning attitude and, no getting around it, good luck. To achieve the rank of member of the firm is the ultimate vote of confidence by the partnership, the business equivalent of Darwin`s survival of the fittest. So is life at the top all that it`s cracked up to be? Are there many
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March 22, 2000 |

Al-Amin Arrested, But Old Charges Still A Mystery

Fulton County, Ga.'s district attorney says he can find no record of a 1995 aggravated assault charge brought against a former Black Panther now charged with slaying a county deputy. In 1995, Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin was charged with aggravated assault, carrying a concealed weapon and carrying a pistol without a license after a shooting in front of a grocery he owned. He now faces new charges of murder and aggravated assault in connection with the shooting of two Fulton sheriff's deputies.
7 minute read
April 18, 2007 |

Delta signs maintenance agreements worth more than $1.8 billion

ATLANTA AP - DeltaAirLines Inc., which is expected to emerge from bankruptcy in less than two weeks, said Wednesday its maintenance division has signed more than $1.8 billion in agreements for the support and exchange of engine materials and services.Pratt Whitney and Delta TechOps have entered into an agreement under which Pratt Whitney will provide engine materials and services to Delta and its maintenance repair customers.
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January 06, 2006 |

Incorporation of Arbitration Clauses

David Elsberg, a member of Miller & Wrubel, asks: If a contract has no arbitration clause, but refers to a separate document that does include such a clause, may one party compel the other to arbitrate? The answer depends on which legal standard should be applied, and a diligent litigant will gain an advantage by selecting the forum.
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September 01, 1999 |

Killer's Ineffective Counsel Try Rejected

Despite the efforts of a pro bono group from Atlanta's Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected an ineffective counsel claim on behalf of a man sentenced to death after his conviction on murder and rape charges. A split three-judge panel ruled Alexander E. Williams IV should have told his attorney of beatings he suffered as a child and that the attorney was not remiss in his failure to present evidence of the mitigating abuse during the sentencing hearing.
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June 28, 2013 |

Race, Age Bias Suit Against Prison Gets Green Light

A federal judge in Scranton has applied equitable tolling to a case brought by a 62-year-old black pastor alleging that the prison in Lackawanna County fired him because of his race and age.
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