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Easy Win for Incoming Bar President
Howard Miller, a partner at Los Angeles' Girardi & Keese, won the office after no one stepped up to challenge him.Campaign Finance Reports In State High Court Race
This year's candidates for two open Supreme Court seats raised more than $950,000 over the early months of this year, far outpacing fund-raising efforts the last time a seat was up for grabs. Click below to view the Campaign Finance Report from each of the candidates.Cleary Gottlieb Expands in Asia With New Office, Partner
Senior securities and capital markets partner W. Clayton Johnson will be leaving Cravath, Swaine & Moore to join international law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton as a partner this month. Johnson is being brought on board to work on transactions for clients throughout Asia and to develop the firm's China practice. He will initially divide his time between Hong Kong and the firm's Beijing office, which is expected to open early next year.DNA evidence gathered from sidewalk spit holds up under appeal
The Appeals Court of Massachusetts has weighed in on the national debate over DNA collected unwittingly from defendants by upholding a lower court's conviction in a case involving DNA collected from the defendant's sidewalk spit.View more book results for the query "*"
Ammons to Lead Review of Procedures on Child Abuse
Gov. Jack Markell has named Widener University School of Law Associate Provost and Dean Linda L. Ammons to lead an independent review into the state's statutory and administrative procedures governing child abuse and exploitation. The Jan. 13 announcement of the review came in the wake of Lewes pediatrician Dr. Earl Bradley being charged with sexually assaulting children in his care.Small Texas Firm Sues Akin Gump, Insurer Over Allen Stanford Fees
Houston's The Sydow Firm, now faced with the unenviable task of representing disgraced financier R. Allen Stanford, has sued Lloyd's of London and its legal counsel at Akin Gump for allegedly blocking payment on $437,151 in legal fees for the firm's work.Attorney sentenced to 5 years for embezzlement, led from courtroom in cuffs
Attorney Jeffrey Abramowitz was sentenced to 60 months in prison for embezzling more than $1 million from family and clients, and, much to the surprise of those in the courtroom, was immediately taken into custody.Trending Stories
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