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Former Health and Human Services Deputy General Counsel Ken Choe Joins Hogan Lovells

Law Firms /

Washington, D.C. 20 January 2015 – In a move that will strengthen its already formidable health practice, Hogan Lovells has added Ken Choe, formerly a top-ranking lawyer at the Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”), as a partner. >> Weight Destroyer Protocol – See the Video Here “There are few lawyers of Ken’s caliber

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Pulling-and-Re-filing is Anything But a Sure-Fire Way to Avoid a Second Request

Briefings /
Clifford

Clifford Chance – The parties to two separate transactions reportedly received pre-Christmas gifts from the U.S. antitrust officials by way of the issuance of requests for additional information, often referred to as Second Requests. This, despite that the parties in both transactions had pulled-and-re-filed their pre-merger notification filings (“HSR filing”) required under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust

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Depressed Lawyers: Suicide and Substance Abuse and More

Law schools, Lawyers /
Depressiontest

Depression and mental health issues in the law – both in the professional lawyer and the law student – are well know.  AbovetheLaw’s Joe Patrice looks at such issues as substance abuse, depression and suicide.  Not pretty subjects, but they need addressing. The pervasive mental health issues plaguing the legal profession are well-established. As an

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Convictions In US Attorney’s Move to Clear Corruption in Tutoring

Press Releases /

    LawFuel.com – Law News – Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced today that the United States has obtained civil judgments against seven former employees of The Academic Advantage (“Academic Advantage”) in connection with their role in a scheme whereby Academic Advantage fraudulently obtained federal funds

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