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The New York state Commission on Judicial Conduct is investigating whether two Manhattan judges should be charged with colluding for political reasons to issue a decision highly critical of District Attorney Robert Morgenthau's office shortly before last year's hotly contested Democratic primary. The commission is examining whether Acting Supreme Court Justice Michael R. Ambrecht, the author of the decision, consulted with Acting Justice William A. Wetzel before issuing the ruling.Proposed Merger by Joint Reorganization Gains New Life
Creditors dropped a lawsuit seeking to stop Genesis Health Ventures' proposed takeover of Multicare Cos. Inc., giving new life to what could be the first merger between two bankrupt companies. The unsecured creditors committee in Multicare's Chapter 11 filing agreed to end its suit seeking to block the merger in return for 2.5 percent of the equity in the combined company and 4 percent of the new warrants.Ineligible Pro Hac Vice Attorneys, In-House Counsel and Multijurisdictional Practitioners
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In Another Blow to MBIA, Gigantic Fraudulent Conveyance Suit by 23 Banks Gets Green Light from New York State Judge
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For the second time in a week, some extremely well-financed (and well-represented) plaintiffs have survived an MBIA motion to dismiss a suit claiming the insurer's $5 billion restructuring was a fraud.
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