Recession no barrier to Equity law partner profits - The Birmingham Post
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 06:18:22 GMT+00:00
partner profits The Birmingham Post The firm , which has 136 equity partners and employs a total of 1375 lawyers , saw turnover decrease eight per cent to 335.2 million. Last month the firm ...

Goldfarb Branham Law Firm LLP Pursuing Shareholder Claims Against Prospect ... - MarketWatch (press release)
Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:06:31 GMT+00:00
LLP Pursuing Shareholder Claims Against Prospect ... MarketWatch (press release) Goldfarb Branham LLP lawyers have significant experience representing shareholders in unfair buyouts nationwide. The national securities firm provides ...

Here's What to Watch for as McCourt Divorce Trial Kicks Off - FanHouse
Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:07:23 GMT+00:00
FanHouse While both McCourts also have small armies of family law lawyers working on their behalf, it should be entertaining to see Boies and Susman -- who have ... There are no winners in McCourt trial FOXSports.com Judge in McCourts' divorce case is known for his no-nonsense demeanor Los Angeles Times

Any Lawyers, or Law School students in here?
Q. I am writing a short story for a creative writing class and my main character works at a law firm; however, I don't know much about what lawyers do from day to day. So I am hoping someone can help me out a little. If an attorney had paper work scattered across her desk, what would be the content of that paper work? ( I dont need details, just a general idea). If a boss were to complain to one of their attorneys about a deadline, what would that deadline be? (Meaning, would that deadline be a court date? Or something else?) And what would the attorney have to complete before that deadline? (what sort of work- paperwork, evidence collection? Etc?). Who would be the attorneys boss (like what title would they have? "CEO", "manager", etc).… [cont.]
Asked by August - Tue Mar 17 21:31:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You're talking about a District Attorney's Office, or State's Attorney's Office depending on the state. The lawyers there are Assistant District Attorneys or Deputy Attorney Generals, generically referred to as 'prosecutors.' I younger ADA or DAG will be responsible handling lower level criminal prosecutions. It would be very common for a young ADA or DAG to have her office covered in redwell expandable files for a host of different trials going on at the same time. These will include: witness statements, police reports, case law, motions, responses to motions, orders, victim statments, discovery, handwritten notes. A senior DAG or ADA will probably be considered the "Chief" of her unit. If she were to rag a younger DAG she would… [cont.]
Answered by Damien T - Fri Mar 20 02:42:14 2009

Are the crimes in Canada & US is organized by police, lawyers and insurance co?
Q. The Crime Industry is hundred billion dollars business in Canada and USA and millions jobs, with income between &50,000- to $250,000 for judges, lawyers, police, and others involved in the Administration of Crime for the Business of Justice Systems. Please provide me with all your logic reasons that the Governments of Canada and USA, certain lawyers and law firms, and certain insurance companies and police are not supporting the organized crimes. It true that many judges, lawyers, and police officers n Canada and USA were arrested for being involved in trafficking, bribery and other serious crimes. For particular against the Canadian Government please see my website
Asked by Kevin - Wed Oct 25 23:38:04 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. conspiracies occur when you put little pieces into a big picture. Yes, maybe some people within those industries are benefiting from organized crime. However it is very unlikely that you can logically show a bureaucratic structure that shows a grand conspiracy between them all. Systems sometimes function without cooperation.
Answered by happymrzot - Fri Oct 27 14:21:43 2006

Care to take the Obama or Bush quiz?
Q. 1. President Bush was famous for lacking "intellectual curiosity," while President Obama has been called "the smartest guy ever to become President." Who reads more books: Bush or Obama? 2. Bush was often considered to be in the grip of Big Oil. In contrast, Obama is a Harvard-educated lawyer. Which industry contributed more than five times as much as the other to politicians: the oil & gas industry, or lawyers/law firms? 3. Bush's Christian faith was at the core of his political identity, and he was considered to be in the grip of the "religious right," while Obama is considered more open-minded. In fact, Obama has said, "my faith is one that admits some doubt." Which one refers to Jesus more in public speeches? 4. Bush was… [cont.]
Asked by TAT - Tue Nov 10 15:23:11 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Thank you for pointing all of this out! Maybe the dems will finally see the light!
Answered by Bethany - Tue Nov 10 15:30:54 2009