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How Law Firms Are Protecting Sensitive Information in Russia Cases
The protective orders in Russia cases included additional restrictions to help safeguard information.
Prosecutors Accuse Lawyer for Alleged Russian Spy of Blabbing to the Press
Prosecutors claim Maria Butina's attorney has repeatedly spoken to the press about the case despite a warning from the court during last month's hearing.
Prominent McGlinchey Stafford Attorney Accused of Fraud
Well-respected real estate attorney Manuel "Manny" Farach, along with his former firm Richman Greer, have been sued by South Florida tech company CR Technologies. The suit alleges that Farach knowingly committed fraud on behalf of a client by withholding a reservation of rights letter during prior litigation with CR Technologies.
Prosecutors Fear Defense Attorney May Spill Details in Alleged Russian Agent Case
Prosecutors asked for a protection order Wednesday before turning over documents to the attorney representing Maria Butina, citing his frequent cable news appearances.
Trump Watch: Who is Maria Butina's Lawyer? | Plus, Manafort Readies for Trial in Virginia
Attorney Robert Driscoll is known for his work handling political situations.
Midsize Moves: New Offices in the South, and Two New York Hires
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Magistrate Judge Orders Accused Russian Agent Held Pending Trial
A federal magistrate judge in Washington ordered Maria Butina detained pending trial on charges she served as a covert agent for Moscow while living in the United States.
Russian National Charged With Infiltrating Groups With Political Sway in Conspiracy Against US
The U.S. Department of Justice unveiled on Monday the arrest and criminal complaint against a Russian woman charged with conspiring against the United States as an undisclosed agent of the Russian Federation.
Find Out Where Your Law Firm Ranks on DBR's Annual Review 100 Tally
The Daily Business Review's annual count of attorneys at the 100 largest law firms in Florida leads again with Akerman. Who's next?
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