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Former Camden PD Wins $535,000 Verdict in Whistleblower Case
The city of Camden has been ordered to pay $535,000 to its former public defender in the aftermath of a 2007 Supreme Court decision that expanded the reach of New Jersey's whistleblower act.In D.C., big firms slash associate salaries
Washington law firms are cutting costs anywhere they can, and associate pay is no longer an exception.Seven Washington offices have slashed salaries. Others-including D.C. stalwarts like Crowell Moring, Hogan Hartson, and Wiley Rein-are cutting pay for associates who don't hit their billable hour goals.Internet Poker Deals Aim to Repay Customers
Settlement deals reached between federal prosecutors and three online poker companies call for more than a half billion dollars to be paid to the government, enabling U.S. poker players to recover several hundred million dollars lost when the companies shut down U.S. operations last year, authorities said yesterdayView more book results for the query "*"
State Bar Urges Reduction in Annual Assessment
While praising the state's attorney disciplinary system, the New Jersey State Bar Association urged Judiciary officials to reduce the annual assessments attorneys pay each year.Government shutdown would bring litigation to halt
A federal judge warns a government shutdown would delay trials, limit pretrial services and delay payments to court-appointed attorneys.Sutherland Team Vindicated in Reversal of N.Y. Schools Suit
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