National Law Journal
...tax-free furnished apartment complete with designer kitchen and skyline views of Manhattan, a car and a driver — exceed a million dollars," which...
...returned to the Mongolian government, whose officials attended the event at a Manhattan hotel. A Florida man pleaded guilty to illegally smuggling the...
... Wright requested that Morgan Pietz of The Pietz Law Firm in Manhattan Beach, Calif., who alerted him to the situation, file a report within...
...more than four years before U.S. District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan. The proposed settlement contains no admission of liability or wrongdoing...
...via eminent domain for Columbia University's $6.3 billion expansion in Manhattan. A third outlier is its art law group, whose members convinced a...
A sanctions hearing in Los Angeles on Tuesday could decide the future of a tide of copyright infringement lawsuits against people accused of illegally downloading pornography
...2002, started to talk about her experience as U.S. attorney in Manhattan — but was cut off by Brown, who again asked her to...
...decision issued on Friday, U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan refused to squash a subpoena Chevron served on Patton Boggs in hopes...
...behind the sanctions order first surfaced when Morgan Pietz, an attorney in Manhattan Beach, Calif., who represented a "John Doe" defendant in one...
...case is related to the charges brought against Hector Xavier Monsegur in Manhattan federal district court. Monsegur, who used the nickname "Sabu," appeared...
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