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Time to Hang It Up: Dunkin' Chief Legal Counsel Steve Horn Is Out
Stephen Horn resigns from Dunkin' Brands, Inc.—which owns Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin Robbins—amid an uproar over franchisees accusing the company of an aggressive campaign to purge shop owners.Behind the Win: Showing Jurors Merck's Good Side
Dechert's Diane P. Sullivan, the lead lawyer who won a defense verdict for Merck & Co. in the second Vioxx case last week, said her trial team's success lay in letting the New Jersey jury see "the kind of people Merck's scientists and doctors really are." Sullivan made news throughout the trial for her reportedly fiery demeanor in court with both the bench and co-counsel. "I like to try to consider myself passionate in the defense of the client I represent," she said.Judge Mathias Rodriguez Recalled, Assigned to Middlesex Co. Civil Part
It is ORDERED, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 43:6A-13, that Superior Court Judge Mathias E. Rodriguez, retired on pension and having given his consent, is hereby recalled by the Supreme Court for temporary service within the judicial system, other than the Supreme Court, effective immediately for two years or until further Order; andDeal Watch: McKenna pinpoints players in Refco scandal
IN A CASE that has spawned numerous suits and criminal charges, McKenna Long Aldridge partner Charles E. Campbell played a key role drafting a report that indicated some players in the Refco Inc. scandal could be vulnerable to civil litigation.Refco is the futures trading firm and commodities broker that collapsed in October 2005, only two months after holding an initial public offering, when an improper loan scheme was revealed.N.J. Judge in Ethics Pickle for Help to Girlfriend, Her Children
A state court judge is facing ethics charges for intervening on behalf of his then-girlfriend, now his wife, in matters affecting her children and their father.View more book results for the query "*"
Federal judge strikes down law allowing extended commitment of some sex offenders
The U.S. government cannot keep sex offenders in custody beyond the end of their prison sentences, a federal judge has ruled, striking down a law aimed at holding some in mental hospitals.Number of Federal and State Wiretaps Dropped in 2011
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts notes that federal and state authorities reported fewer wiretaps in 2011, primarily because they made fewer applications related to narcotics offenses.Tsaropoulos v. The State of New York
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