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...*fn2Frederic Bourke Jr. appeals from a judgment of conviction entered on November 12, 2009, in the United States District Court...
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...judgment in favor of JSCNI and against...required letters of credit from a prime bank. Also in June...
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...Moncrief Oil contends that these three Appellees failed to negate all bases of personal jurisdiction. In a fifth issue, Moncrief Oil argues that the trial...
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...*fn1 District JudgeOPINION OF THE COURTDefendants Darius Fullmer, Andrew Stepanian, Kevin Kjonaas, Joshua Harper...
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...Latham had been the go-to firm during the junk-bond boom of the late '80s. But by October 1992, as Walker and his partners...
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