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  • Court lets part of organic-milk case proceed

    Court lets part of organic-milk case proceed

    Headline Legal News 09/16/2010

    A federal appeals court says a group of dairy consumers can proceed with parts of a lawsuit alleging that several national retailers and an organic dairy company falsely labeled the dairy's milk.Aurora Organic Dairy, based in Boulder, Colo., is the n...

  • Menzer & Hill, P.A. Announces Investigation

    Menzer & Hill, P.A. Announces Investigation

    Headline Legal News 09/09/2010

    e Securities Arbitration Firm of Menzer & Hill, P.A. Announces Investigation Into The Sales Practices Of Broker-Dealers That Solicited Purchases of Inverse and Leveraged Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) The Securities Arbitration Firm of Menzer &...

  • Doctor charged in Jackson's death due in court

    Doctor charged in Jackson's death due in court

    Headline Legal News 08/23/2010

    The doctor charged in Michael Jackson's death is due back in court for a scheduling hearing that will determine when prosecutors will publicly present some of their evidence.Dr. Conrad Murray is required to attend Monday's hearing, during which a Los...

  • Paralegal, husband indicted in $1 million law-firm embezzlement

    Paralegal, husband indicted in $1 million law-firm embezzlement

    Headline Legal News 08/17/2010

    A paralegal and her husband have been indicted on suspicion of embezzling more than $1 million from the law firm where she worked.The suspects are Rosanne and Michael Stogner. A grand jury indicted them this month in a series of thefts from Oaxaca, B...

  • BP Deposits $3 Billion in Spill Fund

    BP Deposits $3 Billion in Spill Fund

    Headline Legal News 08/09/2010

    BP PLC said Monday that it has made an initial deposit of $3 billion into a $20 billion spill-recovery fund. BP said it was making the deposit earlier than the originally scheduled Sept. 30 deadline to show its commitment to restoring the livelihoods...

  • Mo. man pleads guilty in 10-fatality Okla. wreck

    Mo. man pleads guilty in 10-fatality Okla. wreck

    Headline Legal News 08/03/2010

    A former Missouri truck driver charged in the deaths of 10 people in a northeast Oklahoma traffic collision has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and 10 years probation.Ottawa County District Attorney Eddie Wyant said in a statement that 77-year-old ...

  • Murder conviction of mom reversed in California

    Murder conviction of mom reversed in California

    Headline Legal News 08/03/2010

    An appeals court panel has reversed the murder conviction of a mother accused of driving her teenage son and his friends to a Southern California park where a 13-year-old rival gang member was stabbed to death.The 2nd District Court of Appeal panel r...

  • Judge delays injunction in Neb. immigration suits

    Judge delays injunction in Neb. immigration suits

    Headline Legal News 07/29/2010

    A judge says she's not sure whether lawsuits filed to block a Nebraska city's ban on hiring and renting to illegal immigrants should be heard in federal or state court.U.S. District Judge Laurie Smith Camp on Wednesday gave attorneys for the American...

  • Goldman Allowed to Keep Issuing Securities

    Goldman Allowed to Keep Issuing Securities

    Headline Legal News 07/27/2010

    Goldman Sachs will remain qualified as an issuer of securities after settling civil fraud charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission this month, the agency ruled.In a letter to Goldman’s legal counsel at the law firm Sullivan & Cromwell,...

  • Court grants bail to jailed ex-media mogul Black

    Court grants bail to jailed ex-media mogul Black

    Headline Legal News 07/20/2010

    Conrad Black, the brash former newspaper magnate who lived extravagantly before his 2007 federal conviction for defrauding shareholders, may soon be released from a Florida prison after a federal appeals court granted him bail Monday.The ruling from ...

  • Self Representation Hurting Individual Cases, Courts, Say Judges

    Self Representation Hurting Individual Cases, Courts, Say Judges

    Headline Legal News 07/12/2010

    In a survey released today by the American Bar Association, judges indicated that a lack of representation in civil matters is hurting those individuals’ cases, and is negatively impacting courtrooms. Approximately 1,000 state trial judges responded ...

  • Ore. trial court to reconsider $100M tobacco case

    Ore. trial court to reconsider $100M tobacco case

    Headline Legal News 06/28/2010

    The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that Philip Morris does not have to pay $100 million in punitive damages to the family of a smoker who sued the tobacco giant over its low-tar cigarettes.The case, however, is going to another jury to decide just ho...

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