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  • Lawyer defends Nevada truck firm in Amtrak crash

    Lawyer defends Nevada truck firm in Amtrak crash

    Recent Cases 07/11/2011

    A lawyer for the Nevada trucking company whose tractor-trailer slammed into an Amtrak train, killing six people, defended the company’s safety record Thursday and said it was not at fault in two previous accidents cited in state safety records. John ...

  • Law school enrollment in Missouri lags as legal jobs dry up

    Law school enrollment in Missouri lags as legal jobs dry up

    Recent Cases 07/03/2011

    Missouri law schools expect fewer students in the fall after several years of significant enrollment growth both regionally and nationally. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported this week that the University of Missouri's flagship campus in Columbia h...

  • Los Angeles Dodgers file for bankruptcy

    Los Angeles Dodgers file for bankruptcy

    Recent Cases 06/27/2011

    The Los Angeles Dodgers filed for bankruptcy protection, blaming Major League Baseball for rejecting a television deal with Fox Network to give the storied baseball team an urgent injection of cash. Monday's filing marks a dramatic attempt by Dodgers...

  • Ex-Delaware pediatrician guilty of child sex abuse

    Ex-Delaware pediatrician guilty of child sex abuse

    Recent Cases 06/21/2011

    A former Delaware pediatrician who decorated his office with Disney characters and miniature amusement park rides was found guilty Thursday of sexually abusing scores of his young patients. Earl Bradley, 58, recorded homemade videos of the abuse, sai...

  • Navy subcontractor pleads guilty in bribe case

    Navy subcontractor pleads guilty in bribe case

    Recent Cases 06/20/2011

    A Navy subcontractor pleaded guilty Friday in Rhode Island for his part in what federal prosecutors say was a kickback scheme that cost the Navy millions of dollars.Russell Spencer's plea was part of an agreement with prosecutors in which he promised...

  • US court lets class action against Bayer proceed

    US court lets class action against Bayer proceed

    Recent Cases 06/20/2011

    The Supreme Court will let two West Virginia residents revive a lawsuit against Bayer AG over its anti-cholesterol drug Baycol, which was withdrawn from the market in 2001 after reports of a severe and sometimes fatal muscle disorder.The high court o...

  • Court won't hear restitution claim in Ponzi case

    Court won't hear restitution claim in Ponzi case

    Recent Cases 06/13/2011

    The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from investment funds seeking repayment of their losses in a $3.7 billion Ponzi scheme operated by Minnesota businessman Thomas Petters. The funds together lost $165 million and challenged a federal judge's or...

  • Court orders reconsideration of parole judgment

    Court orders reconsideration of parole judgment

    Recent Cases 06/13/2011

    The Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to reconsider its decision to release a criminal on parole. The high court threw out a lower court decision ordering John Pirtle and other prisoners released from prison on parole. Pirtle was convicted of k...

  • NY jury convicts 3 in NYC hedge fund trial

    NY jury convicts 3 in NYC hedge fund trial

    Recent Cases 06/12/2011

    The second trial to result from a massive investigation into insider trading at hedge funds ended Monday with the conviction of a trio of Wall Street traders on charges they paid hefty bribes to coax confidential information out of shady lawyers. A j...

  • Toyota class action suit to start with Utah case

    Toyota class action suit to start with Utah case

    Recent Cases 06/11/2011

    The first lawsuit to go to trial in a massive class action against Toyota Motor Corp. over acceleration problems that led the company to recall 14 million cars will involve a crash that killed two people in western Utah, a federal judge said Friday. ...

  • Ex-IMF leader pleads not guilty to sex assault

    Ex-IMF leader pleads not guilty to sex assault

    Recent Cases 06/06/2011

    The former International Monetary Fund head charged with trying to rape a Manhattan hotel maid formally said he was innocent of the charges Monday in his first court appearance in the case in two weeks. Dominique Strauss-Kahn pleaded not guilty in a ...

  • Loughner lawyer says she can't provide discovery

    Loughner lawyer says she can't provide discovery

    Recent Cases 06/06/2011

    The Tucson shooting rampage suspect's lawyer says she's unable to provide discovery requested by prosecutors until her client is declared competent to stand trial. In a Monday filing, defense attorney Judy Clark says the court's finding that Jared Le...

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