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August 09, 2010 |

Lawyer: Finance Firms' Suit Against Website Is Not Free-Speech Attack

A ruling forcing a website to delay releasing the research findings of financial firms does not attack free speech and would not lead to widespread media attacks, a lawyer for financial companies that sued theflyonthewall.com told a panel of judges from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Friday. Attorney Bruce Rich noted that several financial services firms sued the website because the company made a business of widely releasing their expensive-to-produce research findings before their clients could act on the information, diminishing the value of the research.
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June 24, 2013 |

Fast Track 2013: Teddy Kapur

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September 19, 2000 |

Solo Corners Market in Diamond Cases

Sole practitioner Lawrence B. Newman is the go-to attorney for the top diamond dealers in New York and abroad, having won the trust of many in the tight-knit and secretive jewelry community. Although his work involves navigating the tricky world of insurance underwriting while juggling international clientele, in the end, diamonds are truly Newman's best friend.
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September 20, 2004 |

Commonwealth v. McCree

Pill bottles seized by police during a warrantless search of defendant's vehicle were properly admitted under the plain-view exception, where the police officers were in a place where they could lawfully view the bottles. Affirmed.
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August 28, 2003 |

In re Adelphia Communications Corp.

Insurance Sought by Rigases to Pay Legal Fees Is Not Automatically Covered by Stay
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July 06, 2009 |

Expert Witnesses Can't Testify

When the Armstrong County District Attorney's Office filed arson charges against a man for setting fire to a home and killing four people, part of the defense strategy was to prove to the jury that he had provided investigators with a false confession.
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October 23, 2006 |

Times Leader v. Hazleton Police Civil Service Comm'n

The trial court erred in refusing to order the city to furnish a newspaper with the names and test scores of police officer candidates on the current civil service commission list, because such information is a public record. Affirmed.
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November 26, 2002 |

Washington May Give Nanotech $37B Boost

New legislation now before President Bush could result in $37 billion in funding over the next five years for the National Science Foundation -- money that is expected to boost venture capital investments in nanotechnology and emerging biotech sectors. The bill authorizes $5.5 billion in funds for 2003 for the NSF, a primary source of research grants for universities and, in turn, many startup companies.
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March 12, 2012 |

Police Officers Injured in Freight Elevator Fall Settle for $4 Mil.

Two police officers who were injured after falling 30 feet down an open freight elevator shaftway while investigating the premises of a Bucks County winery settled with the winery's owners and the company that modified the elevator for $4 million.
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