Debevoise Named a Best Law Firm for Women by Working Mother Magazine and Flex-Time Lawyers for Third Consecutive Year

LawFuel.com – 22 August, 2009 – New York – Debevoise & Plimpton LLP has been named among the 2009 Working Mother and Flex-Time Lawyers Best Law Firms for Women, which recognizes law firms for their attention to work-life and women’s issues and the increased use of part-time and other family-friendly policies. Debevoise has been among

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California Orange County Sheriff’s Department Making Streets Safer

August 19, 2009 (by Horatio Algren) According to reports the by DUI lawyers in OC, Orange County Sheriff’s Department is planning to make the streets safer from drivers under the influence. According to the Lt. Dan Dwyer, Chief of Police Services for the city of San Juan Capistrano, the police are committed to making the

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Aw, Jeez. We’ll admit it: we got a little excited earlier today when we read the news about Brown Rudnick rescinding its deferral offer. Could it be, we mused, that this was the faintest glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel? The lighthouse in the fog? The distant finish line at the end of a long, brutal march up a body-strewn mountain? We actually ran to Times Square to see if any lawyers had taken to the streets and begun making out, V-J Day style.

But nope. No smooching lawyers. Just some sweaty tourists asking us the location of the nearest Sbarro. And now we know why: Things might be getting marginally better in BigLaw, but the turnaround ain’t going to be swift. It, like the economy at large, is going to take a long long time. The news on

Aw, Jeez. We’ll admit it: we got a little excited earlier today when we read the news about Brown Rudnick rescinding its deferral offer. Could it be, we mused, that this was the faintest glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel? The lighthouse in the fog? The distant finish line at the end of a long, brutal march up a body-strewn mountain? We actually ran to Times Square to see if any lawyers had taken to the streets and begun making out, V-J Day style. Read More »

Manhattan U.S. Attorney Charges Property Owner with Fraudulently Selling Bronx Building for $5.9 Million

LawFuel.com – 21 August, 2009 – PREET BHARARA, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced today the filing of an Indictment yesterday charging MARK M. BENUN with four counts of interstate transportation of the proceeds from the fraudulent sale through mortgage fraud, for more than $5 million, of a building

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Sidley Austin LLP Names Nadine M. Lacombe Director of Diversity

LawFuel.com – August 21, 2009 – Chicago — Sidley Austin LLP announced today that Nadine M. Lacombe has joined the firm as the global Director of Diversity, effective August 17, 2009. Ms. Lacombe is a lawyer with years of experience in developing and administering policies and programs designed to promote and maintain a diverse and

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Louisiana Parolee Pleads Guiltyto Federal Charge of Aggravated IdentityTheft

LawFuel.com – 20 August, 2009 – Jacksonville, FL – United States Attorney A. Brian Albritton announces that Clinton Edward Bell (age 51, of Nassau County) today pleaded guilty to aggravated identity theft. Bell faces a mandatory minimum of two years in federal prison. According to court documents, from 1982 – 1984, Bell was convicted in

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Lakeland Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Then-President-Elect Obama

LawFuel.com – 20 August, 2009 – United States Attorney A. Brian Albritton announces that Nathan Wine (age 21, of Lakeland) pleaded guilty today to making a threat against then-President-Elect Obama. Wine faces a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison. Wine had been indicted on January 15, 2009. According to facts disclosed at Wine’s

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