Judge Cuts Fees for Plaintiffs' Lawyers in LivingSocial Settle...Citing inefficient staffing and high hourly rates, U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle slashed attorney fees in half for plaintiffs' lawyers in multi-district litigation against daily deal company LivingSocial.In a March 22 opinion approving a ... Corporate Counsel, 1 month ago |
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U.S. Court of Appeals Rules Holocaust Looted Art Case Against Hungary Can Proceed in its EntiretyThe U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington issued an opinion Friday upholding Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle's decision to allow a lawsuit filed against Hungary, three of its state- owned museums, and one state-owned university for artworks looted from the ... Individual.com, 4 weeks ago
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Would-be law prof, a former state AG, loses age bias suit against GeorgetownPrint A federal judge has dismissed an age bias suit filed against Georgetown University Law Center by former North Dakota Attorney General Nicholas Spaeth. U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle dismissed the case last week, according to The BLT: ... ABA Journal, 1 week ago
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U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Washington Jenny A. . .Washington, D.C. ~ Good afternoon, Chairman Whitehouse, Ranking Member Graham, and Members of the Subcommittee. It is an honor to appear before you to testify about investigating and prosecuting cyber threats to our nation and the resources required ... Equities.com, 2 weeks ago
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Former D.C. nightclub owner Antoine Jones sentenced on drug chargeThe Washington Post Former D.C. nightclub owner Antoine Jones was sentenced Wednesday in federal court to 15 years in prison for his role in a cocaine-trafficking conspiracy, ending a long-running case that led to three trials and a U.S. Supreme ... Washington Post, 3 weeks ago
Defendant in Supreme Court GPS case pleads guilty, avoids fourth trial
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Man at center of GPS case to remain detained before fourth trial [Examiner, The (Wash., DC)]
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Covington Lawyers Recognized by D.C. Super Lawyers- Super Lawyers selected nearly 150 Washington-based Covington & Burling lawyers for its 2013 D.C. Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. Super Lawyers selects no more than five percent of the total lawyers who practice in Washington based on peer ... Noodls, 3 weeks ago
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It's Going To End In Men Dying: Carlos Warner, Guantánamo Attorney, Discusses Hunger Strike ? OpEdAs the hunger strike continues to rage at Guantánamo, with at least 130 of the remaining 166 prisoners involved, Im delighted to have the opportunity to cross-post an interview with Carlos Warner, an attorney with the Office of the Federal Defender ... Eurasia Review, 1 month ago
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DOJ's Antitrust Division Reverses Policy on Individual Carve-Outs in Company Plea Agreements, the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice announced a reversal in policy relating to its negotiations with companies that plead guilty of criminal antitrust violations.1 The new policy significantly affects how the ... JD Supra, 1 month ago
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Russian national gets 88 months for credit card traffickingActing Assistant Attorney General Mythili Raman of the Justice Department announced on April 5, 2013, that Vladislav Anatolievich Horohorin, aka BadB, was sentenced to serve 88 months in prison for trafficking in millions of stolen credit and debit ... Examiner.com, 1 month ago
International Credit Card Trafficker Sentenced to 88 Months in Prison
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HSBC Judge, Reluctant to Bless Settlement, Explores Court's RoleFifteen weeks have now elapsed and a federal judge inBrooklyn still has not approved December'slandmark money laundering settlement between the Justice Department and HSBC Holdings plc. The highly unusual delay adds to signs that U.S. District Judge ... Main Justice, 1 month ago
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