Central banks cut swap rate in global bid to ease crisis
Six central banks led by the Federal Reserve lowered the cost of emergency dollar funding for financial companies in a global effort to ease Europe's sovereign-debt crisis.No-more-Lehmans' mind-set handcuffs reform plan
There is no getting around the reality that too-interconnected-to-fail firms need to be undone if taxpayers are to be spared future bailouts. Reform legislation needs to do just that.Nonlawyers on JNC raising eyebrows, red flags
The process of political appointments leaves room for non-attorneys on JNCs, which is appropriate as long as they don't get embroiled in courts they can influence.Court clerk becomes first to be charged under new U.K. bribery act
Munir Yakub Patel is set to become the first person to be prosecuted under the Bribery Act 2010 over allegations that he accepted a bribe to influence criminal proceedings.Voter Groups Want Florida Redistricting Plan Revisited
Voter advocacy groups argue in the Florida Supreme Court that they should be allowed to pursue a challenge to legislative redistricting maps at the trial court level.Abused wife finds a lawyer — and friend for life
Liz Morgan Hitt found a lawyer — and a friend — after having Ryan Poe-Gavlinski help her divorce her abusive husband and get alimony so Morgan Hitt could land back on her feet.Innkeepers bankruptcy deal with Lehman said to favor insiders
Bankrupt hotel-owner Innkeepers USA Trust's revised bid to fund its reorganization is under attack by creditors who claim it, like an earlier proposal, protects the company and sponsors of a 2007 buyout at their expense.Ex-JPMorgan Deal Adviser Fights Fine Over Heritage Tip
Ian Hannam, formerly one of JPMorgan Chase's top merger advisers, was seeking more bidders for one of his clients, Heritage Oil, when he disclosed to an investor that another potential acquirer had made an offer.$42 million Mansion Sale Helps Resolve Bankruptcy
South Florida's luxury residential market had a busy week, with a $42 million mansion sale in Palm Beach and two condominium sales totaling $30 million in Miami Beach.Trending Stories
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