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- Malinda's bank fraud is civil case: Expert
Feb 1 -- As an expert witness for the defendant, Jisman said that since the customers' rights had been restored, the bank was the only victim in the Rp 44 billion (US$4.84 million) embezzlement case. “Now the case should be seen as an internal matter between ... Jakarta Post
- COURT GIGLIOTTI CASE: DNA found on underwear of accused, expert witness testifies
Jan 31 -- By TONY RICCIUTO Niagara Falls Review A pair of boxer shorts seized by police from a Niagara Falls businessman who is charged with sexual assault and extortion was found to contain DNA from the female complainant, a court was told Tuesday. Niagara Falls Review
- U.S. v. TAYLOR
Jan 31 -- Taylor contends that the district court erred in allowing the government's expert witness to testify when the expert witness did not provide his report until the first day of trial. Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 16(a)(1)(G) requires that, ... Leagle.com
- Witness in Tesi trial questions police officer's version of events
Jan 31 -- By Steve Norder FORT WORTH -- An expert witness called by the defense testified Monday that a shootout between defendant John Michael Tesi and Colleyville police officer John Fossett could not have happened the way Fossett described it last week. Fort Worth Star Telegram
- National Center for Audio and Video Forensics Announces New Certifications
Jan 30 -- The National Center for Audio and Video Forensics (NCAVF) is pleased to announce that the creator of NCAVF, David Notowitz, has been appointed to the Expert Witness Panel by the Los Angeles Superior Court and approved by the California State Bar as an ... San Francisco Chronicle
- Expert testimony can be expensive
Jan 29 -- “But I'm presented with certain cases where I absolutely need an expert witness. Without that expert witness, my case would be jeopardized.” As an example, Brinegar said he currently is working with an expert witness to provide an opinion on relevant ... Danville Commercial News
- Financial expert's background questioned
Jan 27 -- "I'm an expert witness in financial fraud cases and I'm usually on the side of claimants," said Grosnoff. "I like to get the bad guys off the street." The latest invitation Grosnoff received was from the Wealth Strategies Advisory Group, ... KPHO Phoenix
Feb 4 2012 -- In a talk on the teaching of law, Angara said UP Law, which is celebrating its 100th year, must adapt to rapidly changing trends in the legal profession, most notably the shift toward specialization. Like doctors and engineers, he said, more and more ... -- Inquirer.net
Feb 4 2012 -- A pillar of law in the state of Montana and the youngest delegate to the 1972 Constitutional Convention is retiring from legal practice. Mae Nan Ellingson, who spent the last 28 years as a public finance lawyer for Dorsey & Whitney in Missoula, ... -- The Missoulian
Feb 3 2012 -- Feb 3 (Reuters) - An attorney who trained to be a morgue technician has been suspended from practice for misrepresenting herself as an Ivy-league-educated physician. Susan Friery, a former partner with New York-based plaintiffs law firm Kreindler ... -- Thomson Reuters News & I
Feb 3 2012 -- Charleston, SC, February 03, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Attorney Evan Guthrie of the Evan Guthrie Law Firm in Charleston, South Carolina spoke to students at Hanahan High School in Hanahan, SC interested in a career in the legal profession on Tuesday January ... -- PR.com (press release)
Feb 3 2012 -- During their break they decided they could not return to practice. They wanted more control over their life than what their role could offer and they wanted to get away from legal work, the pressures of billing and client demands. They resigned. -- The New Lawyer
Feb 2 2012 -- By John McLean, Arizona Business Gazette | azcentral.com Sandra Shoupe-Gorga has opened a private law practice in Scottsdale. She focuses in municipal liability, employment law, tort litigation, sports law and commercial litigation. -- AZ Central.com
Feb 2 2012 -- It also provides basic information on the firm's practice areas. Website visitors learn how the service-oriented attorneys at Hart Law Office find solutions to complex legal problems. The firm has a reputation for faithfully serving Milwaukee while ... -- PR Web (press release)
Feb 2 2012 -- What is necessary for a functioning democracy is good legal practice. Roe v. Wade was monumental in its disregard for accepted legal practice. A decision is universally held to be “legally correct” in the United States if the decision is based on ... -- The University of Alabam
Feb 2 2012 -- A FORMER ATTORNEY general has raised concerns over proposed reforms to the legal profession – which it's been suggested could compromise independence and result in some increases to legal costs. Dermot Gleeson, who was Attorney General in John Bruton's .. -- thejournal.ie
Feb 1 2012 -- Legal practice is changing and clients, especially multinational corporations, expect bigger picture thinking and strategic advice." By Mary Teresa Bitti The biggest complaint from employers about legal education today is that new graduates are unable ... -- Financial Post
Feb 1 2012 -- At the time, Leach was Co-chair of Phoenix, Arizona law firm Snell & Wilmer LLP's Sports and Entertainment Industry Group. Recently, he made the switch to Jennings Strouss & Salmon PLC, where he will lead a new sports and entertainment legal pract -- Opposing Views
