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Judge: Dodgers owner Frank McCourt is free to sue Bingham for malpractice
Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt is free to bring a malpractice case against Bingham McCutchen over claims the firm mishandled the preparation of financial papers for McCourt and his now-estranged wife.
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Bank of America posts lower profit on Merrill legal costs
Bank of America Corp. said third-quarter profit dropped 95 percent on litigation expenses and an accounting charge tied to the firm's debt. Net income fell to $340 million, or 0 cents a diluted share, from $6.2 billion, or 56 cents, a year earlier. The shares were little changed in early trading.
Judge Adalberto Jordan to rule on state Medicaid program by end of summer
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