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Prosecutors File Whale Of A Case Against Sushi Eatery
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles yesterday filed criminal charges against Typhoon Restaurant, Inc., alleging that its Santa Monica, California sushi eatery, The Hump, sold endangered whale meat.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.11.10.
 
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Former Hevesi Aide Pleads Guilty in Pension Case
The former chief investment officer for the state’s pension fund pleaded guilty to securities fraud on Wednesday, saying he helped steer pension money to political contributors to former State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi and to companies that paid kickbacks to Mr. Hevesi’s top political consultant..

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.11.10.
 
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2nd Mistrial Declared in Case Against NJ Blogger
A New York judge has declared a second mistrial in the case against a New Jersey blogger charged with threatening federal judges.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.11.10.
 
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Roberts on the State of the Union: ‘I’m Not Sure Why We’re There’
When President Obama ripped the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision during his State of the Union address in January, Justice Samuel Alito, for one, appeared to be none-so-pleased.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.10.10.
 
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Hello Franz! Cooperator No. 9 in Galleon Case Makes Debut
This morning we give a Law Blog welcome to Franz Tudor, a former trader at hedge funds Galleon Group and Schottenfeld Group.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.10.10.
 
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One Little Video, One Blossoming Controversy
he backstory: A conservative advocacy group affiliated with Liz Cheney (pictured) and Bill Kristol, Keep America Safe, released this video that questioned the identities and motives of a group of current Justice Department lawyers who represented terrorist suspects while in private practice.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.10.10.
 
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Lerach, Out of Prison Warns of Wall Street Fraud
His debt to society finally paid in full, William Lerach, the fiery shareholder litigator who exposed the excesses of Enron before running afoul of the law himself, warned of another wave of financial fraud emerging on an unregulated Wall Street.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.10.10.
 
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Law school faculties 40% larger than 10 years ago
The average law school increased its faculty size by 40 percent over the past 10 years, according to a study by The National Jurist to be released in late March.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.10.10.
 
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Attacks on Detainee Lawyers Split Conservatives
A conservative advocacy organization in Washington, Keep America Safe, kicked up a storm last week when it released a video that questioned the loyalty of Justice Department lawyers who worked in the past on behalf of detained terrorism suspects.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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Chapter II of the Liu Nomination: The Backlash to the Backlash
Perhaps we’re suffering from a brain cramp here, but we really can’t remember a recent federal appellate-court nomination that garnered as much immediate controversy as has President Obama’s recent nomination of Goodwin Liu to the Ninth Circuit.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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Charities Sue Over $400 Million Fortune
The Broward Circuit, Fla., Court lawsuit is a page turner worthy of a bestseller: A housekeeper employed only months by a Holocaust survivor in Monaco ends up in control of a $400 million fortune after he dies under "suspicious" circumstances.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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20 Ways to Link Dispersed Legal Departments
A legal department that speaks with a single voice, thinks with a single mind, and acts like a partnership will outperform one that is fragmented with uneven or inconsistent practices and policies.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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No Set Salary Rules Exist for Legal Support Staff
Associate hiring and compensation are perpetually hot topics of discussion for most law firms, but what about those same issues with regard to support staff?

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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Panel: Senate Filibuster of Judicial Nominees Not Going Away Soon
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have decried the use of the filibuster to block judicial nominations, but those who are frustrated with the process shouldn't expect an immediate change, a panel of Senate experts said Tuesday.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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N.Y. Appellate Panel Affirms Suit Over Alleged Promise to Pay
Firm had sued former client for fees it said it earned in representing her as a potential witness in a $78 million lawsuit brought by Merrill Lynch against a wealthy South American family.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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After Delays, KLA Backdating Suit Settles
t's the not-so-little settlement that could. Former KLA-Tencor Corp. executives have agreed to settle a lawsuit over stock option backdating after four years of torturous litigation, according to a court filing (.pdf) Monday.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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Guilty plea in Letterman extortion case
A television producer admitted Tuesday to trying to shake down David Letterman in a case that bared the late-night icon's affairs with staffers, avoiding a long prison sentence by pleading guilty in exchange for six months in jail and community service.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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In Jury Selection for Hate Crime, a Struggle to Find Tolerance
Over the last several days, Justice Robert W. Doyle has heard the typical excuses from potential jurors. One woman mentioned her husband’s medical problems. Another woman complained about her back.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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Antitrust Suit Plaguing Big Private Equity, Lining BigLaw Pockets
You can take the Law Blogger out of the law group, but you can’t take the law out of the Law Blogger. Let us explain: Peter Lattman left his post as the writer of this blog some two years ago for the greener pastures of the private-equity world.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.
 
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Juror's Trash Talk About Lawyers Leads to Mistrial
A New Jersey trial judge did the right thing in vacating a cocaine conviction based on a juror's comment that "defense attorneys can be ass-holes," an appeals court says.

Posted by The LawLink Team on 03.09.10.


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