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Mayer Brown strengthens insurance industry transactional capabilities

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New York, 3 March 2016 – Mayer Brown announced today that Frank Monaco has joined the firm as a partner in its global Corporate & Securities practice and Insurance Industry Group in New York. “Frank is highly regarded for providing legal counsel on sophisticated corporate transactions in the insurance industry, particularly in the areas of

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Credit Union Boss Accepted Bribes From Unlawful Bitcoin Exchange

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LawFuel.com – The Law News Daily Site – Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Diego Rodriguez, Assistant Director-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), and David E. Beach, Special Agent-in-Charge of the New York Field Office of the United States Secret

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Why Does Taylor Swift’s Kesha Funding Mean So Much For You, Too?

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Is Taylor Swift’s litigation funding leg-up to Kesha more than just a very rich entertainer helping a merely rich one? Or does it signify something more significant in our justice system? The $250,000 handout to Kesha relates to her dispute with her record producer, Dr Luke, and Sony.  She hasn’t recorded anything since 2012 and

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Does Apple’s New York Win Over the FBI Help in California?

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Apple’s win in the iPhone warrant case found the government’s interpretation of the law unconstitutional in its broadness.  But it may not help Apple in its San Bernardino trial. The ruling from Magistrate Judge Orenstein can be found here. The extraordinary relief [the government] seeks cannot be considered “agreeable to the usages and principles of

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CEO Sentenced to 14 Years’ Prison For Fraud Scheme Leading to $169 Million Bankruptcy

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        SANTA ANA, California – The owner and CEO of a now-defunct Southern California real estate investment firm was sentenced today to 168 months in prison for perpetrating a scheme that ended with the bankruptcy of the company and hundreds of investors collectively losing as much as $169 million.          Michael J. Stewart, 68, of

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