Under cross examination from David Boies, Frank McCourt admitted that key language in a marital property agreement was altered, possibly without his wife's knowledge. He said he doesn't recall if the change was his idea or the idea of Bingham's Lawrence Silverstein, who then represented the couple.

The soon-to-be-appointed examiner is scheduled to deliver a preliminary report on Sept. 7. Will we finally find out if there's any substance to the shareholders' oft-repeated claims that WMI's lawyers are letting JPMorgan and the FDIC off the hook too cheaply? And if that's true, what happens to the proposed reorganization plan?

A "scrivener's error" by Bingham McCutchen partner Larry Silverstein may decide the fate of the Los Angeles Dodgers.