The Legal IntelligencerLast month, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in United States v. Ring, upheld a conviction for bribery under the public sector honest-services fraud statute, expanding the definitions
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...will feature a presentation by Anthony DeCurtis, Rolling Stone music critic and contributing editor. The event is from...
John R. Hanger, special counsel to Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott and former secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and commissioner of the state Public Utility Commiss
...a multi-page butterfly or barn door gatefold advertisement in Rolling Stone magazine's 40th Anniversary issue. The Camel Farm advertisements consisted...
...maker of Camel cigarettes ran a multi-page ad in Rolling Stone magazine in 2007 to promote its "Camel Farm"...
...As the Rolling Stones have touted for decades: "You can't always get what...
...and industrial purposes. The larger parcel consists of approximately 84 acres of rolling hillsides with a beautiful new home completed in 2002. The...
...A unanimous three-justice panel dismissed a lawsuit against Rolling Stone magazine brought by a class of indie rockers. Led by...
Instead of just another holiday gift-giving guide for busy lawyers (See Pecking Orders from Decembers 2008, 2007, 2005, 2003, etc.), I decided to offer suggestions for making the most of the holiday
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