National Law Journal
Renewed criticism has placed Eric Holder on the defensive, raising questions about whether the attorney general would remain in office and threatening to undermine his effort to shape a legacy of inc
...s apparent political targeting of tax-exempt applications; and the attacks...this one surrounding Civil Rights Division head Tom Perez and a...
...Department of Justice's Civil Division, wrote in a February 2012...151; unlike government funding and tax benefits — isn't a...
...Massachusetts School of Law, working with the Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, filed an antitrust action against the ABA. The DOJ antitrust action showed...
...paid taxes on the settlement payments they had obtained in numerous cases, said he would refer the matter to the criminal investigation division of...
...for the Constitution, Coyle provides an overview of the current divisions on the court. ...
National Law Journal
...Once they were in Dallas, the two began living together, filing joint tax returns, and purchasing property as husband and wife. Rebeles believed they had...
...expenses" and "stamp tax/ label tax." One "...of the SEC's enforcement division, said in a written statement...
...Merge from the Affordable Care Act, which among other features places a tax on medical devices. In September 2012, the Merge board of...
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