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DOJ Using Old Law in New — and Worrisome — Way
Government has more ammunition with its recent reliance on a financial reform act passed in the 80s.
Fee Churning Suit Filed by Divorce Client
A Bexar County woman sued Webster lawyer John H. Weigel and his firm, alleging Weigel "hoodwinked" her into cashing out securities and a retirement account, then charged her nearly $100,000 in fees for a divorce that she alleges shouldn't have cost more than $15,000.'Free and Clear' Has Broad Reach in Bankruptcy Sales
Craig Goldblatt, Andrew Goldman and Nancy Manzer of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr write: Courts have disagreed on the exact breadth of the term "free and clear," which the Bankruptcy Code does not define. Most courts, however, have construed the term broadly, holding that it encompasses more than just "in rem" interests in property. Two recent bankruptcy court decisions illustrate the reach and vibrancy of the "free and clear" bankruptcy tool.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Law Students, Grads Head In-House
A handful of efforts recently launched by law schools and bar associations provide recent graduates with practical experience in corporate law departments and perhaps lead to permanent jobs, challenging a prevalent notion that new lawyers don't belong in-house.
In-House Counsel Profile: Getty Images' John Lapham
Founded in 1995, Getty Images Inc. creates and distributes content including photographs, music and video clips. John Lapham leads a 25-person team of 15 lawyers and 10 support staff spread over six cities in four countries.
Law Students, Grads Head In-House
A handful of efforts by law schools and bar associations provide recent graduates with practical experience in corporate law departments and perhaps lead to permanent jobs, challenging a prevalent notion that new lawyers don't belong in-house.
Digital Library Aids Lawyers in NLRB Case
The upcoming U.S. Supreme Court argument over the president's power to make recess appointments has sent lawyers and researchers hunting through centuries-old documents for historical evidence to prove just how broad or narrow the power is.
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