2nd Circuit vacates enhanced 14-year sentence for child pornography
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Capital One Financial has sued BankUnited's chief executive, claiming the bank's pending deal to acquire a New York lender is a violation of a noncompete agreement.'American Original' a standard bio of Justice Scalia
The title is a play on Antonin Scalia's method of interpreting the U.S. Constitution, and the book traces his life from precocious child to conservative judge.11 Florida women file discrimination suit against Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart is accused of discriminatory pay and promotion practices for women in Wal-Mart stores in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina and in its Sam's Club subsidiary in those states plus Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.Bills push for licensing, definition of paralegals
Paralegal groups are pushing for Florida to become the first state in the country to require mandatory licensing of paralegals.Art broker sues painting seller for $2.95 million
Tableau Fine Arts Group of Miami Beach is suing a prospective seller for allegedly backing out of a consignment agreement on a painting by Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani.Brickell CitiCentre closing in on retail tenants
The president of Swire Properties says the development company is closing in on securing a batch of retail tenants that could create significant momentum for the rest of the $1.05 billion project.Senate halts votes for appellate judges
The U.S. Senate has halted confirmation votes for appellate court nominees until after the election.U.S. mortgage investors find business in Europe
Colony Financial Inc. and Starwood Property Trust Inc., the U.S. mortgage investors formed two years ago amid an expected surge of distressed debt, are turning to Europe as banks tighten lending and sell real estate loans.Trending Stories
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