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Short list emerges for district's U.S. AttorneyAfter Barack Obama takes office in January, his appointee as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee will inherit significant probes of public corruption in Memphis as well as the huge task of prosecuting all local federal crimes.
Uncovering A Career In Forensic AccountingDoes a job as a financial sleuth sound interesting to you? Dig in to learn more.
Corporate Liability for Rogue Employees Could Go to High CourtA federal appeals judge encouraged lawyers to ask the Supreme Court whether corporations should continue to be held criminally responsible for the acts of rogue employees. Defense attorney Andrew W
Fake appraiser is ordered to pay restitutionA Vancouver woman who pleaded guilty this summer to using a real estate appraiser's professional identity to do fraudulent appraisals was ordered Tuesday to pay approximately $100,000 in...
Lawyer helps students remember the HolocaustLawyer shares his findings with students For many years, those in deep legal trouble have sought the counsel of criminal defense attorney Scott Richardson.
Palm Beach County attorney chronicles the HolocaustLawyer shares his findings with high school students For many years, those in deep legal trouble have sought the counsel of criminal defense attorney Scott Richardson.
Virtual Worlds: It's a Legal Jungle in ThereAbout eight months ago, the owners of a sporting goods company contacted their attorney, Doug Wolf, a partner at Wolf Greenfield. It seemed a company was using the firm's logo and trademark without proper authorization. Setting the matter right should have been a straightforward task for Wolf -- except for the fact that the intellectual property theft was happening online, specifically in Second .
County corruption probe a likely money maker for defense lawyersFor the latest news on the Cuyahoga County corruption probe visit cleveland.com/countyincrisisTimes are tough in Cleveland these days, unless you happen to be a criminal defense attorney. With the county corruption probe broadening like a Category 5 hurricane, there's...
