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All sorts of fingers are pointing at Iran at present. Now there are more with the jailing of a prominent human rights lawyer, Abdolfattah Soltani, who has just received an 18 year jail term who, according to the regime, has been “spreading propaganda against the system” apart from other “crimes”.

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Iran has sentenced a prominent human rights lawyer, Abdolfattah Soltani, to 18 years in jail for allegedly spreading anti-regime propaganda, several opposition websites reported on Tuesday. “One of my husband’s lawyers was told that my husband was sentenced to 18 years in jail in Borazjan (south Iran) and was also banned from practising law for […]

All sorts of fingers are pointing at Iran at present. Now there are more with the jailing of a prominent human rights lawyer, Abdolfattah Soltani, who has just received an 18 year jail term who, according to the regime, has been “spreading propaganda against the system” apart from other “crimes”. Read More »

Company Made A Hat Trick In Sale Target Achieving For XLS Recovery Tool

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Gothenburg, Sweden, March 6, 2012: – This release has been published in the favor of the readers as well as the users of the Excel Recovery software application to let them know about the accomplishments being made by the XLS recovery software continuously for the past three years. This software developing company has been setting

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Former SDNY Prosecutor Anthony S. Barkow Joins Jenner & Block’s New York Office as a Partner in the White Collar Defense & Investigations Practice

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NEW YORK – Jenner & Block today announced that Anthony S. Barkow has joined the Firm’s New York office as a partner in its White Collar Defense & Investigations Practice. He was a federal prosecutor in Manhattan and Washington, D.C. for 12 years. Mr. Barkow joins from the Center on the Administration of Criminal Law

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US Law – Ex-Marine Accused of Attempting to Export Sensitive Military Items

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March 5 at 2:05 p.m. PST LOS ANGELES – LawFuel.com – A retired Marine Corps staff sergeant, who until recently worked in the Marine Aviation Supply Office at Edwards Air Force Base, was arrested by federal agents this morning following an undercover probe that allegedly revealed he lied to the government as part of a

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Say what you like, but whether its alternative billing arrangements, flat fees or anything else, the good, old standard bill-by-the-hour model still hasn’t changed in terms of remaining the preferred billing model by America’s big law firms.

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Value billing. Alternative billing arrangements. Flat fees. Whatever the remedy to an oft-forecasted falling sky of unsustainability, the standard hourly billing scheme retains its majority stake on the invoices— and in the comfort zones—of corporate counsel, many of whom sharpened their baby teeth in Big Law. While demand is on the uptick for other means

Say what you like, but whether its alternative billing arrangements, flat fees or anything else, the good, old standard bill-by-the-hour model still hasn’t changed in terms of remaining the preferred billing model by America’s big law firms. Read More »

Skadden Named Asia-Pacific ‘2012 Client Service Firm of the Year’ by Chambers

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February 2012 Skadden was named the “2012 Client Service Firm of the Year” for the Asia-Pacific region at the annual Chambers Asia-Pacific Awards on February 28. The award goes to a firm that “strives to provide value-added services and has been singled out again and again by sources for its excellence in client service.”

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Energy Law Initiative – University of Houston Law Center and University of Calgary Launch Joint Program in Energy Law

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HOUSTON, March 2, 2012 LawFuel.com– The University of Houston Law Center and The University of Calgary today announced formation of the International Energy Lawyers Program. The initiative will allow students to earn both Canadian and American law degrees in four years. Students will spend two years at each school and take courses that will enable

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One of Britain’s top criminal lawyers, Scotland’s Paul McBride QC, has been found dead in a Pakistan hotel room while handling a parcel bomb case involving two men accused of sending him a parcel bomb.

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Paul McBride, one of Scotland’s best-known criminal lawyers, has been found dead in a hotel in Pakistan midway through the trial of two men accused of sending him a parcel bomb. A prominent and outspoken QC, McBride was allegedly sent a device along with Neil Lennon, the Celtic football club manager, a senior Labour politician

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U.S. ATTORNEY RECOVERS MORE THAN $13 MILLION IN MEDICARE FALSE CLAIMS ACT LAWSUIT AGAINST BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL CENTER

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Hospital Admits to Having Selectively Increased Charges to Generate More Medicare Reimbursements Than It Would Have Otherwise Received Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced today that the United States has filed and simultaneously settled a civil health care False Claims Act lawsuit against the BETH ISRAEL MEDICAL

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