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It’s not often accountants get to open their own books, but KPMG have agreed to not only do that, but also pay $450 million to avoid criminal indictment that could have sent them the way of Arthur Anderson.

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U.S. Chief Justice nominee John Roberts, his record on civil rights and women’s rights challenged by Democrats, vowed at the start of his Senate confirmation hearing on Monday to ensure that the Supreme Court protects all Americans.

Mar 5, 2006

South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has agreed to plead guilty to a charge that it conspired to fix the price of memory chips and will pay a $300 million fine, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.

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It’s not often accountants get to open their own books, but KPMG have agreed to not only do that, but also pay $450 million to avoid criminal indictment that could have sent them the way of Arthur Anderson.

U.S. Chief Justice nominee John Roberts, his record on civil rights and women’s rights challenged by Democrats, vowed at the start of his Senate confirmation hearing on Monday to ensure that the Supreme Court protects all Americans.

South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has agreed to plead guilty to a charge that it conspired to fix the price of memory chips and will pay a $300 million fine, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.

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Two University of Miami Law school Graduates Awarded Everglades Foundation Congressional Fellowships

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Class Actions – Finkelstein Thompson Investigates CuraGen Corporation Merger

US Attorney – Mexican Sentenced for Transporting Illegal Aliens

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