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Ex-Perzel aide: Perzel considered running for gov
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - A former top aide to then-House Speaker John Perzel says Perzel once harbored hopes of being elected as Pennsylvania's governor.Ortiz-Moss v. New York City Department of Transportation
Rule 68 Offer of Judgment Not Properly Accepted; Motion to Reopen Title VII Action Is DeniedWhat Are You Doing Legally on Twitter?
Twitter faces issues involving right of publicity, defamation and free speech, say White and Case attorneys William Coats and Jennifer Gossain. To avoid exposing yourself and your company to liability, think about what you tweet, stick to the facts and tweet your opinions.Former KPMG In-House Lawyer in the Clear at Last
The worst is over for Steven Gremminger, a former associate general counsel at accounting giant KPMG. The government appears to have given up in its attempts to prosecute Gremminger and 12 other former KPMG employees for their role in the creation of allegedly fraudulent tax shelters. "What happened to me could have happened to any in-house attorney," says Gremminger. He adds: "I did nothing wrong and was wrongly accused."Husband charged with murder in dispatcher's death
LAFAYETTE, Ga. AP - Authorities have charged the estranged husband of missing Walker County 911 dispatcher Theresa Parker with murder in her death.Samuel Parker, 52, had been a person of interest in the case since his 42-year-old wife disappeared nearly 11 months ago, but Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson declined to talk about what prompted authorities to arrest her husband Monday morning.View more book results for the query "*"
Clothing labels are brand-hopping retailers
Some of fashion's best-known names are playing musical chairs.Faced with a consolidating department store industry and eroding sales, some labels are cutting ties with retailers that sold their clothing and betting their future with one chain. Liz Claiborne Inc.'s announcement last month that it's moving its namesake line to J.Coca-Cola CEO granted $20.9 million in 2006 compensation
No Reopening for Suppression Hearing
In a stiff rebuke to the U.S. Attorney`s Office, a federal judge has refused to reopen a suppression hearing to allow the prosecutor to add critical evidence, saying the government`s excuse for the prosecutor`s mistake at the original hearing simply wasn`t good enough.Trending Stories
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