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Court Should Not Have Taken Ancillary Jurisdiction Over Attorneys� Fee Issue in Tax Fraud ProsecutionIndicted Ex-KPMG Employees Sue Company for Legal Fees
Sixteen former employees of accounting firm KPMG have sued to compel the company to advance their legal fees and expenses in connection with a federal probe of an illegal tax shelter scheme. The suit, filed in federal court late Monday, follows an invitation last month by Southern District of New York Judge Lewis A. Kaplan, who ruled that prosecutors had violated the defendant employees' Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights by coercing KPMG into capping legal fees for the former employees.Candidates Who Passed The July 2008 NYS Bar Exam
Rigas Assets Spur Billion-Dollar Tug of War
The federal government and Adelphia are both laying claim to assets acquired by John Rigas and his son Timothy, members of the founding family of the giant cable company they were convicted of looting. Adelphia says it deserves the assets -- including cable companies that the Rigases owned privately -- because they were bought with money stolen from the company. At stake: $2.53 billion in assets, eight times the amount the government seized under forfeiture laws all last year.D.C. prosecutors describe 'obviously' illegal deal in FCPA case
The government's closely watched foreign bribery sting case that nabbed 22 arms and military equipment industry executives and employees began today here in Washington, where a prosecutor described to jurors an allegedly corrupt deal to sell $15 million worth of supplies to the defense minister of Gabon.Lawyers at Stevens Trial Open True to Form
The high-profile case against Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens pits two very different litigators against each other in a matchup that has the legal circuit buzzing. As the trial opened in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia last week, both Brenda Morris and Brendan Sullivan Jr. were true to form.Feds may probe Delray Beach billionaire over FCPA
The U.S. Justice Department will weigh whether Harry Sargeant's Jordan-to-Iraq military supply venture is high profile enough examine for possible violations.Questions still surround lawyer's side business
Investors with Fort Lauderdale lawyer Scott Rothstein were promised high returns by financing structured settlements. The alleged scam focused on generating a profit from the pre- and post-settlement aspects of litigation.Sands FCPA Investigation Spotlights Macau Lawyer, Profession
The U.S. government is expected to look at how the casino operator came to hire its chief lawyer in the former Portuguese colony that has overtaken Las Vegas as the world's top gambling destination.Trending Stories
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