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Change Seen for Overtime Regulations
The U.S. Department of Labor is expected to issue new overtime regulations this week, and they will probably include major changes to a draft that had outraged labor advocates and caused at least one state to change its overtime law. A labor attorney close to the Bush administration says "our best intelligence from Washington" is that the final rules will be released today or Wednesday. And once the rules come down, companies will need to move fast to comply.Sunshine in the Forecast as Managing Partners Say, Finally, Future Is Brighter
For K&L Gates, this is not the time to pinch pennies. Unlike most other managing partners who have been in cutting mode, the law firm's Miami managing partner, Dan Casey, is on a spending spree.Attorney-Client Privilege, Corporations, and the DOJ
The attorney-client privilege is the oldest of the privileges recognized at common law. Imagine the public outcry if federal prosecutors demanded that defendants waive the attorney-client privilege as a necessary prerequisite to resolving cases. Startling as it may seem, this is precisely what is occurring in situations in which the defendants (and potential defendants) are corporations.Senate votes to limit debate on sweeping immigration bill
WASHINGTON AP - The Senate voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to limit debate on election-year immigration legislation, clearing the way for final passage later this week of a bill that calls for tougher border security as well as an eventual chance at citizenship for millions of men and women in the country illegally.The vote to advance the measure was 73-25, 13 more than the 60 needed.View more book results for the query "White"
Lawyer Dollars Back Quest for 'Professionally Prepared' Candidate
Clein`s Lust More Shocking Than Murder
The letter said burn this. - Haiman Long Clein was so dementedly obsessed with his young legal associate Beth Ann Carpenter that he would do anything to keep her linked to him, contended defense lawyer Hugh F. Keefe, forcing Clein to read from a scorching Jan. 24, 1994, love letter.Senate Hearings Begin for Alito
Senate Democrats moved quickly yesterday to put U.S. Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito Jr. on the defensive, challenging him to respond forthrightly to their questions on abortion, executive power, affirmative action and other individual rights issues as a condition for their votes to confirm him.Aluminum giant Alcoa has had enough of waiting to defend itself against sensational bribery claims by a Bahraini rival while the DOJ and SEC build their own cases against the company. On Thursday Cravath's Evan Chesler travelled to Pittsburgh to make Alcoa's case for lifting a three-year-old stay in the civil suit so that it can seek dismissal, but federal prosecutors countered that allowing the case to proceed could threaten the government's investigation.
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