Santa Ana, CA – LAWFUEL – Law News Network – A federal jury in San…

Santa Ana, CA – LAWFUEL – Law News Network – A federal jury in Santa Ana today returned guilty verdicts against David James Richardson, a resident of Huntington Beach, on all counts alleged in the indictment, which included five counts of filing false claims, one count of passing a fictitious instrument (check), and one count […]

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Washington, D.C., Nov. 3, 2006 – LAWFUEL – Legal News, Legal Jobs -…

Washington, D.C., Nov. 3, 2006 – LAWFUEL – Legal News, Legal Jobs – The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today the selection of Alexander F. Cohen to serve as the agency’s Deputy General Counsel for Legal Policy and Administrative Practice. Mr. Cohen will be joining Andrew N. Vollmer, Deputy General Counsel for Litigation and Adjudication.

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First GDR offering from Pakistani bank is also first GDR from Paki…

First GDR offering from Pakistani bank is also first GDR from Pakistan in over 10 years HONG KONG – LAWFUEL – Legal News, Legal Jobs – Allen & Overy advised MCB Bank Limited on a US$150 million offering of ordinary shares, represented by Global Depositary Receipts (GDRs) which were listed on the London Stock Exchange.

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LAWFUEL.com – LawFuel’s lead story from the Houston Chronicle report…

LAWFUEL.com – LawFuel’s lead story from the Houston Chronicle reports that although Jeff Skilling may be off to jail,for the federal prosecutors who dogged him, the Enron prosecutions have led to lucrative moves to law firms, promotions or academic careers. Lawfuel.com – law jobs, law news every hour of every day.

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Jeff Skilling may be off to jail, but for the federal prosecutors who dogged him, the Enron prosecutions have led to lucrative moves to law firms, promotions or academic careers.

The Enron scandal led former CEO Jeff Skilling to a lengthy prison sentence. But it also led to lucrative moves to law firms, promotions or academic careers for several of the federal prosecutors who dogged him and other corporate crooks. Two of the three prosecutors who headlined the trial of Skilling and former Enron Chairman

Jeff Skilling may be off to jail, but for the federal prosecutors who dogged him, the Enron prosecutions have led to lucrative moves to law firms, promotions or academic careers. Read More »

London – LAWFUEL – Law News, Law Jobs – International law firm Jones…

London – LAWFUEL – Law News, Law Jobs – International law firm Jones Day announces Jonathon Little, a leading IT and outsourcing lawyer, will join the London office as a Partner on 6th November. Little, previously a partner at international firm Simmons & Simmons, has over 13 years experience advising customers and service providers in

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New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is sueing former New York Stock Exchange Chairman Dick Grasso for $112.2 million he reckons is due to be repaid by Grasso.

A few weeks after a judge ordered Richard Grasso to hand over an unspecified chunk of the pay he received as the head of the New York Stock Exchange, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer has come up with some actual figures. Mr. Spitzer, who is suing to recover much of the $187.5 million awarded

New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is sueing former New York Stock Exchange Chairman Dick Grasso for $112.2 million he reckons is due to be repaid by Grasso. Read More »

The Swiss holders of the America’s Cup have launched legal action against an unidentified New Zealander in an attempt to regain a discarded piece of the prestigious yachting trophy.

The Swiss holders of the America’s Cup have launched legal action against an unidentified New Zealander in an attempt to regain a discarded piece of the prestigious yachting trophy. The Societe Nautique de Geneve (SNG) said on Friday at 0300GMT deadline for the individual to surrender a piece of the world’s oldest sporting trophy had

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The consolidation within the US legal midmarket continued with the announcement that an East Coast-based 400-lawyer firm called Day Pitney would be created out of a merger between Connecticut-headquartered Day Berry & Howard and New Jersey firm Pitney Hardin.

The consolidation within the US legal midmarket continued with the announcement that an East Coast-based 400-lawyer firm called Day Pitney would be created out of a merger between Connecticut-headquartered Day Berry & Howard and New Jersey firm Pitney Hardin. The news came the day after it was revealed that Pinsent Masons’ US ally, Thelen Reid

The consolidation within the US legal midmarket continued with the announcement that an East Coast-based 400-lawyer firm called Day Pitney would be created out of a merger between Connecticut-headquartered Day Berry & Howard and New Jersey firm Pitney Hardin. Read More »

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