Michael Cohen, once the personal attorney of President Donald Trump, entered a guilty plea after lying to Congress about the “Moscow Project;” an effort to bring a Trump-branded property to Russia. So reports ABC News.
Cohen cut a deal with special counsel Robert Mueller, who is investigating interference from Russia in U.S. politics. Cohen’s crime carries up to a 5-year sentence and possible $200,000 fine, but his sentencing guidelines call for a prison term of zero to six months.
Investors tricked by the dead Charlotte businessman Rick Siskey’s Ponzi scheme are expecting to recover a substantial portion of their investments back after a settlement was approved by the Securities...
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson is considering a settlement in the federal “ballot selfie” case, which is aiming to overturn the state’s blanket ban on the practice. So reports...
Haley Moss, Florida’s first lawyer living openly with autism, is a month into her new job at Zumpano Patricios and exhibiting “laser focus, a photographic memory and an extreme eye...
More than 260 federal judges weighed in on e-discovery as Exterro and EDRM Duke Law partnered to generate the 5th Annual Federal Judges Report.
Investors tricked by the dead Charlotte businessman Rick Siskey’s Ponzi scheme are expecting to recover a substantial portion of their investments back after a settlement was approved by the Securities...
General Electric's general counsel's 2012 compensation package afforded him almost $11 million in cash, making him the highest paid general counsel on Corporate Counsel magazine's latest list of the nation's...
Reproductive rights have increasingly come into the national spotlight as states in every corner of the nation have recently begun to tinker with what’s considered permissible.
'Diversity' has been a buzzword in the legal profession for decades. However, a recent article in GP Solo, published by the American Bar Association, asserts diversity efforts have largely been...
Andrew Schmuhl was handed two life sentences, plus 98 years in prison, after committing a brutal home invasion. So reports The Washington Post.
The American Bar Association has amended Rule 8.4 of its Model Rules for Professional Conduct to prohibit “harmful verbal or physical conduct that manifests bias or prejudice toward others.” Louisville...
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