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FOX News – Judge Jeanine from FOX News castigates the Obama administration on the way they’re handling the ISIS crisis
Was The Lawyer Really a “Do it All” Attorney?
The DEA set up a deal to entrap well known criminal defense lawyer Ralph Crozier who the US Attorney labelled a “do it all” lawyer who went to far with his alleged attempt to launder drug proceeds. The lawyer, with an interesting background and experience (see our extract from his website below) now faces a
Lou Reed’s $30 Million Estate
Fairfax, VA LawFuel.com – September 15, 2014 – Probate filings for musician Lou Reed’s estate were recently entered in the Surrogate’s Court, Manhattan’s probate court. With an estate worth over $30 million and assets still earning millions in royalties and other income, Reed was among a small number of individuals who relied only on
6 Things To Know About Medical Malpractice
Karleia Steiner – LawFuel Direct – Medical malpractice is a constantly evolving area of law and practice because the fields that are involved- medicine and medical care- are also evolving. There are radical new inventions that shape and reshape the contours of medical practice such as healthcare reform and robotic surgery. However, some things stand-out
Ten Years Jail for Man who Attempted to Kidnap and Rape Woman
Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that RICHARD MELTZ, the former Chief of Police, United States Department of Veterans Affairs, at the Bedford Veterans Affairs Medical Center, was sentenced today in Manhattan federal court to ten years for conspiring to kidnap, rape, and murder the wife of
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A Virtual Lawyer Story
We hear a lot these days about the virtual lawyer and all the working from home stuff that makes handling a case about as urgent as putting out the washing. But is it really that good? Well, yes, for most. Forbes ‘Brand’ recently ran an artice about virtual lawyer Eric Hsu of Clear Focus Law
Football Cross Ban Broke Law, Says Lawyer
Did a university violate the law by ordering football players to remove crosses on their helmets? FOX News reports that Sasser, who is representing an unnamed student, gave the university until Wednesday to “cease your censorship and publicly acknowledge, in writing, the right of ASU’s students to engage in private speech, including speech in the
Should Personal Injury Victims Take the “Recommended Lawyer?”
What is it really like to be a personal injury lawyer? And what advice does British personal injury lawyer Michael Pace have for those facing an insurer with their “recommended law firm”? Take them, or not? Writing in the Lincolnshire Echo, Michael Pace talks about the challenges facing both personal injury lawyer and client in
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Former Minters Chief Goes to DLA Piper
The former Minter Ellison leader John Weber will replace Andrew Darwin as the domestic head of DLA Piper in Australia, according to LawyersWeekly. “Our Australian business has made significant progress over the past couple of years, as we have more closely aligned our local practice with the global firm,” said Darwin on his successor, whom
Lawyer Links Zoloft Birth Defect Lawsuit to Claims Re SSRI Antidepressants
According to The Madison-St. Clair Record, a California woman filed a lawsuit against Pfizer Inc., Greenstone LLC and Pfizer R&D Cortex District alleging that her daughter was born with congenital birth defects as a result of using Zoloft during her pregnancy.* The Zoloft birth defect lawsuit was filed in St. Clair County Circuit Court (Case
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