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Midsize Moves: An Opioid Litigator in D.C., A White Collar Defender in Ohio
Baron & Budd brings on a shareholder in its D.C. office, McNees adds to its white-collar defense and internal investigations and litigation practice groups, and other midsize moves.
Court of Appeals Reaffirms Power of State Office Over Local Development Agencies
A watchdog state authority in New York that oversees the activities of local economic and industrial agencies secured a victory before the state's highest court Thursday that reaffirmed its investigatory and enforcement power over publicly formed corporations.
Who Got the Work: Construction Conundrums
Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss fight against the construction of a civic center in Michigan, while in New York Hodgson Russ says construction isn't moving fast enough.
Substantial Differences in Substantial Assistance Within the Second Circuit
District judges can vary from the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines for almost any reason, but the most common path to a sentence significantly below the Guidelines range is a downward departure under Guideline §5K1.1, which is the primary vehicle by which a criminal defendant's cooperation with federal authorities—his “substantial assistance”—is incentivized and rewarded. The basic procedure is the same in every district. Yet cooperation yields different results depending on the district.
Local Governments May Tax Telecommunications Infrastructure, NY High Court Rules
The court unanimously affirmed a decision by the Appellate Division, Second Department that will compel T-Mobile to pay property taxes on a series of large cellular data transmission installations in the city of Mount Vernon, though the decision has wide-ranging implications for similar arrangements in municipalities statewide.
Michael Cohen's Guilty Plea Puts Spotlight on Defense Lawyers' Role
McDermott partner Stephen Ryan has plenty of company among attorneys with prominent clients who lied to the government.
Michael Cohen's Guilty Plea Puts Spotlight on Role of Defense Lawyers
McDermott partner Stephen Ryan has plenty of company among attorneys with prominent clients who lied to the government.
Big Coal Bankruptcies Leave Red, Not Black, for Big Law
Three companies that recently began Chapter 11 proceedings owe millions in legal fees to a half-dozen law firms.
State Criminal Tax Subpoenas Fell, Civil Tax Subpoenas Rose in the Last Decade
Criminal subpoenas issued by the state tax department declined in the last decade, an investigation by the New York Daily News showed, but the numbers also showed an increase in civil subpoenas. The shift may reflect a change in priorities or strategy at the department after a 2010 change in the state's tax whistleblower law, which was the first state law of its kind in the nation.
Former SCOTUS Law Clerk Matthew Shapiro Joins Faculty at Hofstra Law
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