LawCrossing Releases Its 2013 List of Most Influential Legal Recruiters
LawCrossing.com has released its 2013 list of most influential recruiters. After filtering through 6,000 recruitment firms, LawCrossing published the 2013…
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Megaupload Founder was not Only Brutalized at his Arrest, But Arrested Illegally
Kim Dotcom, who founded Megaupload, a file storage site that is being prosecuted on piracy charges for copyright infringement, has…
Courts for Youths a Hit with New Yorkers
A small minority of 16-17 year olds are receiving the boons of a new pilot project in New York, which…
Sikh Temple Gunman Was Discharged From Army for “Patterns of Misconduct”
New reports about the Sikh Temple gunman released by the authorities show that he was linked with racist white supremacist…
Rare Threat by New York to Strip License of Standard Chartered Over Iran Ties
On Monday, the New York State Department of Financial Services called Standard Chartered bank a “rogue institution” and said that…
The Titanic Apple Samsung Copyright Battle will Utilize the “Hot Tubbing” of Witnesses
As Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd duke it out in Australia over their copyrights, lawyers are organizing an…
Vermont Prison Forced Labor Case Reinstated by Appeals Court
On Friday, a three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overruled a lower court decision and found…
Ex-CEO of Tuesday Morning Says She Was Fired After Disclosing Breast Cancer
The former chief executive of Tuesday Morning Corp has filed a discrimination complaint against the retailer, claiming that she was…
Credit Suisse Admits U.S. Putting on Pressure to Find Tax Cheaters
On Friday, Credit Suisse admitted that the U.S. authorities have submitted a fresh request to the Swiss government for information…
2nd Circuit Upholds Restriction on Speech of Two Anti-abortion Protesters
On Thursday, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling and upheld restrictions on the speech…
CME Group Shell-shocked as Judge Gives Go-ahead to Eight-year Old Antitrust Suit
Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s strategies and efforts for dominating the U.S. futures market received a rude shock on Friday as U.S.…
More Than Ninety Two Million Awarded in Attorney Fees for Air Cargo Case
On Thursday, U.S. District Judge John Gleeson awarded an additional $54.4 million to plaintiff’s counsel in the class action suit…