185 results on '"Koppel, Nathan"'
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2. Monroe image set free
3. Monster CEO said tied to backdating
4. Law firm's deal on tax shelters leads to demise; litigation, penalty fell Jenkins & Gilchrist; government gets tough
5. Can Giuliani's name turn buzz into money? Former mayor opens doors for law firm in New York, but jury out on rainmaking
6. A lawyer's speech opens a new venue in ongoing debate
7. A U.S. law firm takes a new route into China
8. Issues of power, prestige doom law firm merger; Dewey, Orrick call off plans amid management disputes; partners bolted with business
9. Jury's still out on Wall Street law bonuses; associates at big New York firms, which act in lockstep, may frown at verdict after jump in base pay
10. Amtrak's lesson: check legal bills closely
11. Antitrust law's delicate dance
12. At Milberg Weiss, a move to stanch loss of top talent; big class-action law firm offers retention incentives; some salaries may double
13. Lawyer's charge opens window on bill padding
14. Indictment is just one battle for Schulman; Milberg Weiss partner is named in defendant in two lawsuits that raise ethical questions
15. Lay says 'classic run on bank' ruined Enron; energy firm's outside counsel sits in the crosshairs of Lerach, securities class-action kingpin
16. Asbestos ruling, $13 million fine buffet law firm
17. Enron judge can face down outsized egos
18. Law firm offers an unusual fee in KPMG case
19. Albert Togut: 'second banana; of bankruptcy; lawyer gets called in to help when conflicts of interest loom; networking with grapefruits
20. Raising the bar: even top lawyers fail California exam; from governors to mayors to a former Stanford dean, tough test claims many
21. Trial-less lawyers; as more cases settle, firms seek pro bono work to hone associates' courtroom skills
22. Refco lawyer, with 'Mr. Rogers' look, knows the bankruptcy neighborhood
23. Boies office sent clients to 3rd firm with family ties
24. More U.S. legal work moves to India's low-cost lawyers
25. Ebbers centers new-trial bid on ex-deputy
26. Cooperation pays: Sullivan gets five years
27. Growing Boies: celebrated litigator David Boies built his firm with help of three South Florida offices and perhaps too little bureaucracy. (Business of Law)
28. Paper tigers. (Business of Law)
29. The out-of-towners: plaintiffs' team in Texas paints lawyers from Greenberg Traurig's New York offices as silk-stockinged outsiders, and jury socks it to firm. (Business of Law)
30. Taking a toll: Terrorist attacks and war have dealt law firms a crippling blow by throwing capital markets into turmoil. (Legal Economics)
31. Law firms hold line in setting bonuses
32. California buys execution drug from U.K
33. U.K. limits execution drug's export
34. Using software to sift digital records; looking to pare litigation costs, firms use technology to find relevant electronic documents in legal discovery process
35. Jury finds bankers misled on loan risk
36. Plea for execution drug; faced with shortage of anesthetic, Oklahoma seeks court permission for new one
37. Suit targets execution drug
38. Judges forced to revisit juveniles' life sentences
39. Tobacco lawsuits puff along in Florida
40. Spotlight on injection drug as judge stays execution
41. Claims alleging job bias rise with layoffs
42. Appeals court rejects Florida's ban on gay adoptions
43. Court tightens rules on overseas abuse cases
44. Ethical lapses felled long list of company executives
45. Google is set back in age-bias case in ruling with broad implications
46. More strapped litigants skip lawyers in court
47. Anonymous ladies and gentlemen of the jury; concerned about tampering, threats, judges consider withholding identities
48. Kagan fends off Republican challenges
49. A modest start for Kagan; countering charges of activism, court nominee says she will be 'deferential'
50. School can deny funding to group
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