Lawyerly Lairs: A Federal Judge’s Mansion, On The Market For $8 Million
This magnificent home was the scene of a terrible crime.
This magnificent home was the scene of a terrible crime.
According to police, the men targeted the home because it was large -- 27,000 square feet, to be precise -- and not because of its high-profile owners.
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You'd think that after he was disbarred, got ordered to refund excessive legal fees, and had his law firm dissolved and placed into receivership, not much else bad could happen to Stan Chesley -- but you'd be wrong.
How long of a prison sentence did Jamyra Gallmon receive for the murder of DLA Piper associate David Messerschmitt?
Stan Chesley -- the "Master of Disaster," the "Prince of Torts" -- is not going gently into that good night.
What got this prominent plaintiff-side lawyer into trouble? Hint: it's all about the benjamins....
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
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As we previously mentioned, and as Lawrence Hurley of the Daily Journal reports here, Congress is considering a proposal that would raise federal judges’ salaries by a significant margin. Here’s what the new scale would look like (with current salaries indicated parenthetically): District Court Judges: $247,800 (up from $165,200)Court of Appeals Judges: $262,700 ($175,100)Associate Justices […]