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Former Deutsche Bank AG media banker Brian Mulligan’s civil rights lawsuit alleging that Los Angeles Police Department officers beat and illegally detained him should be dismissed, one of the officers said.
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Former Deutsche Bank AG Hollywood banker Brian Mulligan sued the Los Angeles Police Department, alleging he was severely beaten, illegally detained and wrongfully accused of using a drug known as bath salts.
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A Michigan judge permanently barred a review team studying Detroit’s finances from holding closed- door sessions, handing a legal victory to city employees.
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Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, said today that the prosecution of Aaron Swartz, an Internet activist who killed himself while facing computer- fraud charges, was a “travesty of justice.”
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A Deutsche Bank AG media banker arrested after an early-morning confrontation with Los Angeles police in May has filed a claim with the city accusing officers of beating and illegally detaining him.
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Discount retailer Loehmann’s Inc. filed a reorganization plan and explanatory disclosure statement yesterday fleshing out the agreement reached before the Chapter 11 filing on Nov. 15.
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Debt sold by Illinois issuers is rallying the most in 20 months in the face of a warning that the state’s pensions may run out of money and drain funding from education, infrastructure and local aid.
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An 800-pound gorilla, the joke goes, can sleep wherever it wants. Blackstone Group LP, manager of the world’s largest real estate fund, has no time to rest.
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is probing its role in the U.S. case against Aaron Swartz, the Internet activist who killed himself as he faced a federal computer-fraud trial and the possibility of jail.
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The family of Aaron Swartz, a computer programmer, entrepreneur and activist who died last week, blamed his suicide on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the U.S. prosecutors who accused him of crimes including wire and computer fraud.
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