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'Expert' Witness Found to Stray From His 'Expertise'
A federal appeals court has overturned a heroin conviction because a drug agent was allowed to testify as an expert on the meaning of "I was there to watch someone's back."Appeals Court Rails Against Practice of Deferring Fact-finding-Based Decisions
A judge's entering a final divorce judgment and months later filing a written opinion with materially different terms has prompted an appeals court to publish a screed against deferred decisions.Linklaters, South Africa's Webber Wentzel Make Alliance Official
Terms of the loose union, which is set to take effect February 1, call for the firms to keep their separate names, management teams, and financial operations, while sharing clients and collaborating on pitches for business.More Firms Offer Part-Time, but Few Lawyers Take Option
Many law firms offer part-time schedules to their senior associates and partners, but few take advantage of the option, according to a National Association for Law Placement survey. Among the findings: Part-time associates make up 3.5 percent of all associates in the largest firms and 4.9 percent in mid-size firms; and Boston, Denver and San Francisco have the highest percentage of part-time attorneys.Ex-Edwards mistress at court amid campaign probe
RALEIGH, N.C. AP - The ex-mistress of John Edwards spent much of Thursday in a federal courthouse in Raleigh where a grand jury was meeting, at a time when federal investigators are examining the two-time presidential candidate's finances.Rielle Hunter walked into the building in the morning through a back entrance, holding a young child and left with the child about nine hours later.View more book results for the query "*"
The utility giant PacifiCorp is on the hook for $134 million for willfully stealing a competitor's power plant designs. And its former lawyer from Holme Roberts & Owen could face as much as $3.2 million in damages for abandoning a client.
Biggest tax avoiders seek $1 trillion tax break
Cisco Systems Inc. has cut its income taxes by $7 billion since 2005 by booking roughly half its worldwide profits at a subsidiary at the foot of the Swiss Alps that employs about 100 people.Trending Stories
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