By Tony Mauro | April 27, 2005
It may be too late to help Arthur Andersen itself, but the crippled accounting firm appeared Wednesday to have won key support on the Supreme Court for its challenge to the law that led
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By Mark Sherman | June 11, 2007
What do Clarence Thomas and Anthony Kennedy lack that the other seven Supreme Court justices have in abundance? Money, according to annual financial disclosure reports released Fr
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FORMER DOJ LAWYER FIRES BACK AT CRITICS Last week was hard on former Office of Legal Counsel lawyer John Yoo. First, Yoo's allies in the Bush administration
By Alyson M. Palmer | September 5, 2007
How long Michael Vick spends in prison will be determined by federal prosecutors, his criminal defense team and a U.S. District Court judge wrangling with the intricacies of federal sentencin
By Steve Seidenberg | April 21, 2003
American companies doing business in Latin America are increasingly running into legal problems. As a result, the governments of Latin America are facing a rapidly growing number of mult
By Jordan Weissmann | March 8, 2010
It's no secret that the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, Washington's highest local court, has a backlog problem. Chief Judge Eric Washington acknowledged it when he came up for reappointment
By Amanda Bronstad / Staff reporter | October 22, 2007
The battles for state supreme court seats are heating up in at least six states as another year of expensive and hotly contested elections begins. Next year's races in Alabama, W
By Vivian BergerSpecial to The National Law Journal | November 3, 2003
About 41,000 people are killed annually in traffic crashes. Excessive speed causes almost one-third of these incidents; only alcohol accounts for more. The year 2000, for example, witnes
By Christine Hines | May 31, 2004
The World Trade Organization this week is expected to tell nine countries how they can get even with the United States for holding on to a law they say hurts their industries. At
By N. Richard Janis / Special to The National Law Journal | September 29, 2008
On Aug. 28, Deputy Attorney General Mark R. Filip announced that the U.S. Department of Justice had (once again) revised its corporate charging guidelines. Unfortunately, this "new&q
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