Citing “a critical need for deterrence against health care fraud,” a federal judge in South Florida today sentenced the convicted mastermind of a $205 million health care racket to a…
Temporarily paralyzed after a stroke in 2003, Harry Miller couldn’t climb stairs and struggled to walk short distances as he recuperated at home in Louisiana.
Corrected: A judge is questioning whether a suspended California lawyer who has advised some clients to break into their foreclosed homes and is now facing criminal prosecution is competent to…
In the digital age, there’s less of a need to keep paper records on hand, and federal officials are in the process of destroying millions of court files in an…
Thanks to powerful digital tools and an international team of researchers, a detailed history of hundreds of years of British criminal trials can be quickly scanned and categorized as never…
Longtime lawyer Kevin Gleason apparently saw red when a South Florida bankruptcy judge published an opinion earlier this year that called an argument Gleason made on behalf of a client…
The legend of an unknown hijacker who may have escaped with a $200,000 ransom after parachuting from a Boeing 727 into the Pacific Northwest one night in 1971 lives on,…
While major league baseball rushes to its pennant races, The Green Bag quarterly legal journal pitches its latest card in the Supreme Court Sluggers series. Released this month is the…
A hijacker who parachuted from a Boeing 727 over the Pacific Northwest with a $200,000 ransom in 1971 and has never been found despite one of the most extensive manhunts…
CSX Transportation has expanded its claims against a Pittsburgh law firm that represented thousands of railroad workers filing asbestos suits through a fast-track system in West Virginia.
The great Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. once confessed that his greatest thoughts were the result of wrestling with those of others. “Life-transforming ideas,” he wrote, “have always come to me…
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