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Cablevision, Federal Government, Musical Chairs, Politics, Senate Judiciary Committee, Sonnenschein
Musical Chairs: 11.10.06
Today is the observation of Veterans’ Day (which falls on Saturday). Many of you are enjoying a well-deserved day off. And so is NYLawyer.com, which assiduously covers job hopping in the legal profession. So it’s a pretty quiet day. But we still have a few things to write about: Government to Private Sector (or vice […] -
Art, Cablevision, Deaths, Morning Docket, Murder, Options Backdating, War on Terror
Morning Docket: 11.10.06
* German citizen files state action to block sale of Picasso painting after federal action was dismissed earlier this week. [CNN] * Talk about court tv: Cablevision is involved in a little bit of litigation. [WSJ Law Blog] * Prosecutors file 12 murder counts in Reno Halloween hotel fire. [Reno Gazette-Journal] * Must not have […]
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9th Circuit, Anna Nicole Smith, Cablevision, Dianne Feinstein, Federal Judges, J. Howard Marshall, Manuel Real, Morning Docket, Old People, Options Backdating
Morning Docket: 09.22.06
* Judge Manuel Real (C.D. Cal.) defends himself against impeachment charges before the Senate. The accusation that he made rulings “to benefit an attractive female” is one that the 82-year-old jurist “find[s] repugnant, particularly at my age.” [Los Angeles Times] (But who says old guys can’t be horndogs? See, e.g., J. Howard Marshall, the late […]