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The fight over the validity of so-called unfinished business claims in law firm bankruptcies is heating up in courts on both coasts this week.
Cite as: Posner v. Lewis, 103496/09, NYLJ 1202475950215, at *1 (App. Div. 1st., Decided December 9, 2010)Before: Peter Tom, J.P.; Richard T. Andrias, Eugene Nar
Bracing for a New DOJ Fraud Crusade
After a renewal of hostilities between the DOJ and two leading hospital chains, corporate health care lawyers are bracing for a new wave of health care fraud litigation. Unlike the federal Anti-Kickback Act, the so-called Stark laws so far have only been used in civil prosecutions. But both anti-fraud statutes can be enforced by government lawyers in the same lawsuit -- and that may happen more often.Brazil's Emergence as a 'Major Player' Spurs Growing Investment by Law Firms
Fraud Count Dismissal in Stewart Case Could Cut Both Ways
Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum's decision to dismiss a charge that Martha Stewart defrauded investors in her own company by lying about her sale of ImClone stock turned on the different standards for "evidentiary sufficiency" in criminal and civil securities fraud cases. But white-collar crime experts say that the impact of the missing charge can cut both ways when the jury convenes to consider the remaining charges against Stewart.Supreme Court Widens Age Discrimination Protections
The Supreme Court opened the door Wednesday for older workers to bring age discrimination claims based on disparate impact rather than discriminatory intent. But the Court also gave employers tools to defend against the new type of claims. Because it is often hard to prove discriminatory intent by employers, advocates for older workers hailed the 5-3 decision as a landmark victory. Chief Justice William Rehnquist did not vote in the case, which was argued in November when he was receiving cancer treatments.Star Turn for Hollywood Newcomers
A few players are catching their big break in entertainment law, but for most, there's still no business in show business.Staff Exits on the Rise in Southern District U.S. Attorney's Office
A series of staff changes in the office of New York's Southern District U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White are unrelated to the change to a Republican administration in Washington, D.C., say prosecutors. There has been speculation that the Bush Administration may be contemplating changes for U.S. Attorneys in districts throughout the country; but as of yet there's been no massive changing of the guard.Creating a Culture of Compliance
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