NEWS FROM WASHINGTON • SEC Claims Trial Victory—And So Does Defendant • U.S. Senator Pursues Class Action Challenging Government Surveillance • Cohen Milstein Merges With Leopold Law • Support Among Prospective Students for Fast-Track Law School • FTC Cracks Down on False 'Safe Harbor' Privacy Claims • Class Certified in Challenge to Noncitizen Detentions After a string of recent courtroom defeats, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission declared victory following a two-week securities fraud trial in Minneapolis federal court. Read More » Sen. Rand Paul (R- Ky.) is expected to file a lawsuit today challenging the federal government's mass collection of phone records. Read More » Palm Beach Gardens-based Leopold Law has merged with Washington-based plaintiffs firm Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll to create an 80-lawyer firm specializing in complex litigation. The merger gives Cohen Milstein a presence and office in South Florida and new practice areas of product liability and managed care class action, while Leopold Law gets a national presence. Read More » President Obama isn't the only one who thinks law school should last for just two years. In a survey of prospective law students, 58 percent said that they would prefer to spend just two years acquiring a juris doctor degree rather than the traditional three. Read More » The Federal Trade Commission continued its recent crackdown on companies that misrepresent their privacy compliance credentials, settling charges today with children's online game company Fantage.com Inc. Read More » A Massachusetts federal judge has certified a class of immigrant detainees suing the federal government because they were held in custody for more than six months without bond hearings. Read More » SUPREME COURT CASES |
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