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October 27, 2006 |

Conn. Lawyer Accused of Forgery, Larceny and Unauthorized Practice of Law

Charges of failure to pay child support may have been what police went to arrest suspended Connecticut lawyer Paul Mpande Ngobeni for earlier this month. But now he's facing additional charges of forgery, larceny and the unauthorized practice of law, as well. The charges against Ngobeni, a former attorney for the Legal Aid Society of Hartford County, include one count of third-degree forgery and three counts of larceny in the third-, fourth- and sixth-degrees.
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September 09, 2013 |

Matter of Dante D.R.-M.

Father Denied Leave to Withdraw Infants' Settlement Funds to Purchase Home in Florida
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March 14, 2003 |

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March 29, 2006 |

Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Verestar Inc. v. American Tower Corp.

Creditors Breached FRCP11 by Filing Their Claims In District Court Rather Than Bankruptcy Court
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June 09, 2008 |

Lehman raising $6B in capital, expects $2.8B loss

NEW YORK AP-Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. on Monday said it will raise $6 billion in new capital to shore up its balance sheet after saying it expects to post an unexpectedly large second-quarter loss of nearly $3 billion.Shares of the nation's fourth-largest investment bank fell about 9 percent amid mounting concerns about its exposure to the mortgage market.
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April 07, 2011 |

Federal Judge OKs Rico Suit Against IBM Execs

A federal judge has refused to dismiss a massive RICO suit against four high-level IBM executives who are accused of swindling a Pennsylvania company into investing $12 million in technology projects.
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June 03, 2009 |

Terrorism Ruling May Help Corporate Defendants Win Early Dismissals

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on a terrorism suspect's constitutional claims may help commercial defendants obtain pre-discovery dismissals of claims against them. The Court's decision in Ashcroft v. Iqbal should make it easier for defendants to win motions to dismiss commercial cases, especially in cases involving seemingly weak or speculative claims or where allegations of the defendant's knowledge or intent play a critical role, say attorneys Robert A. Schwinger and Eric Twiste.
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September 03, 2013 |

Carter v. Entercom Sacramento, LLC

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November 05, 2012 |

D.C. MOVES

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