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Information Trickling in About Anaheim, California Fatal Train Crash

http://www.lawfuel.com/show-release.asp?ID=20255 Posted on Wednesday, December 17, 2008 According to reports by train accident lawyers in Orange County, some of the details of the Anaheim fatal train collision have been released. The vehicle was struck at approximately 5:50 p.m. in the vicinity of the tracks that run in the Orangetorpe Avenue, at Lakeview Avenue area according […]

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Nearly 60 years after his death, Ponzi still has plenty to answer for. But if the allegations against Madoff are true, he has tarred what little was left of Ponzi’s semi-good name.

Charles Ponzi wouldn’t have thought much of Bernard Madoff. Legendary Wall Street trader Madoff reportedly admitted last week that his success was an illusion, a fraud in which investors were paid not with the fruits of his own acumen, but with money from other investors. Prosecutors quoted Madoff as telling an associate that his $50

Nearly 60 years after his death, Ponzi still has plenty to answer for. But if the allegations against Madoff are true, he has tarred what little was left of Ponzi’s semi-good name. Read More »

Interstate 210 California Becomes Helo Pad After Motorcycle Crash

http://www.lawfuel.com/show-release.asp?ID=20210 December 13, 2008 (by Otto Smyth) According to statements by California Highway Patrol Officer Anthony Martin and corroborated by motorcycle injury lawyers in Los Angeles, traffic on the 210 Freeway was closed after an accident involving a motorcycle and a van in the westbound lanes. Officer Martin stated the 210 Freeway was closed one

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US Treasury officials were locked in talks with representatives of General Motors, Chrysler and Ford after warnings that a failure to provide the firms with emergency financing would put other suppliers out of business and imperil up to 3.5m jobs.

US Treasury officials were locked in talks with representatives of General Motors, Chrysler and Ford after warnings that a failure to provide the firms with emergency financing would put other suppliers out of business and imperil up to 3.5m jobs. The White House stepped in on Friday, pledging to use money from the Troubled Assets

US Treasury officials were locked in talks with representatives of General Motors, Chrysler and Ford after warnings that a failure to provide the firms with emergency financing would put other suppliers out of business and imperil up to 3.5m jobs. Read More »

Legal experts said the case, involving perhaps the biggest-ever Wall Street fraud, could widen as federal prosecutors and securities regulators comb through the books of Madoff’s money management firm and investigate his trading activities.

Legal experts said the Madoff case, involving perhaps the biggest-ever Wall Street fraud, could widen as federal prosecutors and securities regulators comb through the books of Madoff’s money management firm and investigate his trading activities. Investors are sure to file civil lawsuits or other legal remedies to try to recover money they placed in Madoff’s

Legal experts said the case, involving perhaps the biggest-ever Wall Street fraud, could widen as federal prosecutors and securities regulators comb through the books of Madoff’s money management firm and investigate his trading activities. Read More »

The arrest of high-profile New York lawyer Marc Dreier for investment fraud has “had a neutron bomb-like effect” on his 250-attorney firm, with lawyers quitting and the law practice overdue on its rent and other bills, according to court papers.

Dreier LLP also has discovered that millions of dollars appear to be missing from client escrow accounts, firm controller John Provenzano said in a sworn statement filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which is seeking to freeze the assets of Dreier and his firm. Dreier is the only employee at the firm authorized

The arrest of high-profile New York lawyer Marc Dreier for investment fraud has “had a neutron bomb-like effect” on his 250-attorney firm, with lawyers quitting and the law practice overdue on its rent and other bills, according to court papers. Read More »

How to Sue the U.S. Marine Corps. For Airplane Accidents

http://www.lawfuel.com/show-release.asp?ID=20181 Posted on Tuesday, December 09, 2008   If you are one of the civilian families injured in the December 8, 2008 F-18 airplane crash in San Diego, in addition to locating an airplane accident lawyer near University City, you will likely be asking can I sue the Marines for the December 8, 2008 airplane

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President-elect Barack Obama’s decision to keep a distance from his state’s governor, who was arrested on corruption charges on Tuesday, should enable him to escape becoming tainted by the scandal, analysts said.

President-elect Barack Obama’s decision to keep a distance from his state’s governor, who was arrested on corruption charges on Tuesday, should enable him to escape becoming tainted by the scandal, analysts said. Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich stands accused of trying to sell the president-elect’s vacant U.S. Senate seat for financial and other personal benefits for

President-elect Barack Obama’s decision to keep a distance from his state’s governor, who was arrested on corruption charges on Tuesday, should enable him to escape becoming tainted by the scandal, analysts said. Read More »

What will next year look like at the biggest law firms in the land? For the first time since The American Lawyer began surveying law firm leaders in 2003, their answer is: We’re not sure.

What will next year look like at the biggest law firms in the land? For the first time since The American Lawyer began surveying law firm leaders in 2003, their answer is: We’re not sure. “Anybody who is running a law firm who pretends to be able to predict with certainty what the firm is

What will next year look like at the biggest law firms in the land? For the first time since The American Lawyer began surveying law firm leaders in 2003, their answer is: We’re not sure. Read More »

Marc Stuart Dreier, a high-living New York lawyer who has a gaggle of celebrity clients and a large firm that bears his name, was released from a Canadian jail on Friday after promising to return to court to face charges that he impersonated another lawyer on Tuesday at the offices of a large Canadian pension fund.

Marc Stuart Dreier, a high-living New York lawyer who has a gaggle of celebrity clients and a large firm that bears his name, was released from a Canadian jail on Friday after promising to return to court to face charges that he impersonated another lawyer on Tuesday at the offices of a large Canadian pension

Marc Stuart Dreier, a high-living New York lawyer who has a gaggle of celebrity clients and a large firm that bears his name, was released from a Canadian jail on Friday after promising to return to court to face charges that he impersonated another lawyer on Tuesday at the offices of a large Canadian pension fund. Read More »

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