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Prison Panel Wrangles Chaotic Case
Before deciding whether to cap the state prison population, Stephen Reinhardt and two other judges might wish to cap the number of lawyers on the highly charged case.Mortgagors in Default Are Given Breathing Room
With the foreclosure crisis still in high gear, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey has adopted measures to help homeowners in bankruptcy proceedings who fall behind on mortgage payments.Channel Islands Firm to Launch in Singapore
Guernsey-based Collas Crill is relocating partner Sean Cheong to Singapore later this year, a move the firm says is in response to demand from institutional and private clients in Asia for Channel Islands legal services.View more book results for the query "*"
Surrogate's Practice and Proceedings
Charles Gibbs, a partner at Holland & Knight, and Colleen Carew, a court attorney referee with the Surrogate's Court, Westchester County, write: In a vacuum, an estate plan is intended to dispose of a testator's property at death. Such thinking may cause a testator-former spouse to neglect to consider certain estate obligations created under a marital agreement. Of course, it may be that the ex-spouse intentionally fails to make testamentary provisions in satisfaction of his or her obligations under the agreement. What rights, if any, do those affected have against the estate of the delinquent spouse?High-speed case crashes in high court
A POLICE OFFICER can terminate a high-speed chase by forcing the suspect off the road when the pursuit threatens the lives of innocent bystanders, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday in a Georgia case.The 8-1 decision overturned a 2005 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals opinion that allowed a case to proceed against a former Coweta County police officer who faced a civil rights suit by a man rendered quadriplegic after a high-speed chase.U.S. citizens sue Bolivia for $250 million
Two Bolivian nationals have filed suit against their native country, seeking $250 million for family land holdings seized by the government more than a half century ago.Trending Stories
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