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Eleven lawyers said yesterday they plan to leave Bingham McCutchen LLP for Sidley Austin LLP.
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U.S. Supreme Court justices signaled they are inclined to uphold an Arizona law that threatens companies with the revocation of their corporate charters if they hire illegal aliens.
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Four U.S. railroad companies appealed a ruling that turned a price-fixing lawsuit against them into a class action of as many as 30,000 shippers, arguing it could unfairly push them into settlements.
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In 2007, Arizona enacted a law containing what then-Governor Janet Napolitano called the “business death penalty,” a provision threatening companies that hired illegal aliens with revocation of their corporate charters.
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Chaoda Modern Agriculture Holdings Ltd.’s Chairman Kwok Ho, Chief Financial Officer Andy Chan and Fidelity Management’s George Stairs were accused of insider trading by Hong Kong’s financial secretary.
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The U.S. Supreme Court made it more difficult for prosecutors to secure stiff fines for corporate wrongdoing, ruling that jurors must play a greater role in determining how large criminal penalties can be.
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The Obama administration signaled it will seek U.S. Supreme Court consideration of the landmark health-care overhaul in a move that may lead to a ruling in the middle of the 2012 presidential race.
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The U.S. Supreme Court questioned whether jails can constitutionally search the private body parts of all new prisoners, including those arrested for traffic violations.
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U.S. Supreme Court justices questioned whether a lower court went too far when it ordered California to reduce its prison population by 46,000 within two years to ease overcrowding.
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Elena Kagan may make her mark in her first U.S. Supreme Court term less by her presence than by her absence.
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