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...bucked the trend, noting the district court's lack of factual...funds are used to pay attorney fees and costs and are...
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... Chapman is an attorney who previously served as the...
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... But Noel's attorney, solo practitioner J. Michael Farrell...
...a three-day hearing in Philadelphia. Ten days later, a total...petition in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District...
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