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...he focused on economic and white-collar crimes. From 1996 to...in handling a 10,000-case docket of commercial, health-care...
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A frustrated client can be tricky to handle. These anecdotes and quotations can help lawyers to help their clients understand when to draw the line, when to blow the whistle, when to stand their grou
...the process has now been streamlined. This is particularly true in the case of Medicare liens, where lien information can be easily obtained by the...
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...Pharmaceuticals in New Jersey and elsewhere allege problems with the device. Many cases allege that it perforates the uterus and migrates internally, damaging other organs...
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