The average citizen who robs a bank doesn’t get a deferred prosecution agreement, according to U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan. So why should British bank Barclays get deferred charges in…
Updated: Cozen O’Connor will be doubling its Washington, D.C., office, bringing in a team of 13 lawyers and two government affairs professionals from Sher & Blackwell in a move that…
Steptoe & Johnson contends a nearby hamburger restaurant in Washington, D.C., is producing too much smoke and fumes, and it wants a judge to do something about it.
A summer associate at King & Spalding with a seemingly bright future who was to start his third year of law school this fall died early Sunday in a Washington,…
A former partner at Arent Fox and two other defendants have been acquitted in an obstruction case brought over the unsolved murder of attorney Robert Wone, who was found dead…
A judge hearing an obstruction of justice case against a former partner of Arent Fox and two other men involved with him in a three-way romantic relationship has dismissed some…
Nearly 400 people in Washington, D.C., have been convicted of driving while intoxicated based on faulty breath tests that calculated blood alcohol levels about 20 percent higher than the reality.
The rats kept scurrying through Idrissa Munu’s home in Washington, D.C., for several years, even after he killed three with a baseball bat and took them in a plastic bag…
A former administrative assistant at American University’s Washington College of Law is scheduled to be sentenced in September to stealing nearly $400,000 from the school.
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