British lawyer cited in phony title scheme

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LONDON, Nov. 19 (UPI) -- A British lawyer faces discipline after allegedly enabling a scam to bestow fake feudal titles to foreigners over the Internet, investigators say.
Prosecutors told the Solicitors Disciplinary tribunal in London that attorney Roger Pitts-Tucker of New Barnet, Hertfordshire, worked with a company, British Feudal Investments, which sold bogus feudal titles to Americans and other foreigners, allegedly giving them a stamp of Read the rest of this entry »

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Neb. senators told safe-haven law exposes problem

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LINCOLN, Neb.
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Nebraska's lawmakers are trying to limit the state's open-ended safe haven law with an age cap on children who can be dropped off at hospitals without fear of prosecution.
A legislative committee advanced a bill Monday that calls for an age limit of 30-days, intended to stop a rash of drop-offs of older children, including teenagers. The bill was to be debated by the full Legislature on Tuesday.
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Lawyer: 3 Saints took no steroids

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NEW YORK (AP) — The lawyer for three New Orleans Saints players facing suspension says none of them took steroids. The three were accused of taking a banned diurectic and went before an NFL appeals hearing Tuesday.
David Cornwell represents running back Deuce McAllister and defensive linemen Will Smith and Charles Grant. He said the doctor who administers the steroid program testified that he did not inform players that the substance they Read the rest of this entry »

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Northeastern law dean on Obama transition

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The dean of Northeastern University's law school is on President-elect Barack Obama's transition team, helping review the Department of Labor.
Emily Spieler, the dean of the Boston law school since 2002, is a leading authority on employment law and social insurance systems and formerly taught at West Virginia University’s College of Law and served as commissioner of the West Virginia Workers Compensation Fund, according to the
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Attorney general urges state Supreme Court to act quickly on Prop. 8

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There is scant common ground when it comes to Proposition 8, but all sides in the fight over the future of gay marriage in California now seem to agree on one thing — the state Supreme Court needs to step in and resolve a series of legal challenges that are growing by the day.
On Monday, California Attorney General Jerry Brown formally jumped into the legal fray, urging the Supreme Court to move swiftly to decide the legality of Proposition Read the rest of this entry »

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Lawyer: Abortion inquiry data faulty

Phill Kline's broad interpretation of a law governing how health care providers report teen sexual activity fueled his investigation of Wichita abortion provider George Tiller, the doctor's lawyers said Tuesday in Sedgwick County District Court.
Tiller's defense team is trying to persuade a judge to throw out 19 misdemeanor charges against the doctor because they say the case is based on evidence that Kline collected through abuse of his authority Read the rest of this entry »

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Gone But Not Forgotten: The People's Lawyer

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Techically, Jim Rogers is anything but gone. Unlike GBNF Hall of Fame member
, who could be just about anywhere right now (I'm guessing
), we know exactly where The People's Lawyer is. He's a city councilman in Richmond. He quit being an attorney when State Bar disciplinary charges were pending in 2006, as explained in
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The Shuman Law Firm Investigates Centennial Communications Corp.

Centennial recently announced their intent to sell the Company to AT&T, Inc for $8.50 a share, or $944 million in cash. The total value of the deal, including assumption of debt, is $2.8 billion. The transaction price may be unfair given that the Company's shares closed at $8.70 as recently as June 5, 2008 and analyst projections of at least $11 per share price target for Centennial stock. Compounding the merger price is a host of deal protection Read the rest of this entry »

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'Extraordinary' lawyer fought to the very end

The scene unfolding in the intensive-care unit was extraordinary.
Milton M. Ferrell Jr. -- a second-generation Miami lawyer, philanthropist and Democratic Party activist just nine days past his 57th birthday -- lay dying. The primary cause: mesothelioma, an asbestos-linked cancer that cost him a lung in May.
Disease had spread to his brain, stomach, hip and right lung, but he rejected painkillers. He had to stay sharp for his last legal fight.
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Pirates Exploit Confusion About International Law

On Saturday off the coast of East Africa, pirates seized its largest catch ever: a giant Saudi-owned oil tanker called the Sirius Star. The brazen attack came on the heels of the capture of a Ukrainian vessel (loaded with armaments destined for Kenya) by Somali pirates in September. Humanitarian food shipments into Somalia have had naval escort for nearly a year -- evidence of how much the security of sea lanes has eroded. Media reports suggest that Read the rest of this entry »

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