Patton Boggs Hid Client Payments from Court, Trustee Says

Today's Top Stories • Patton Boggs Hid Client Payments from Court, Trustee Says • FTC Sues Online Dating Site Over Fake Flirty Profiles • Ginsburg Dishes on Dissents, Doggy Justices and Controversial Opera • Former Patton Lawyer Named Polsinelli Managing Partner • Apple Refreshes Its Line of iLobbyists • Class Certified in Fraud Suit Targeting Trump University More Stories from ALM • $44 Million Contingency Fee Upheld for Graubard Miller • UGA Law Grads Post Highest Bar Pass Rate in Down Year • IP Dispute Divides Pizza-Making Family • Federal Judge Enjoins Sports Betting at NJ Racetrack Your digital membership gives you complimentary access to five articles per month from other award-winning ALM publications. Patton Boggs Hid Client Payments from Court, Trustee Says A bank in bankruptcy proceedings paid Patton Boggs nearly $575,000 that the... Read More » FTC Sues Online Dating Site Over Fake Flirty Profiles That handsome stranger who likes piña coladas and getting caught in the rain,... Read More » Ginsburg Dishes on Dissents, Doggy Justices and Controversial Opera U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg this week offered up her insight... Read More » Former Patton Lawyer Named Polsinelli Managing Partner A former Patton Boggs partner is the new managing partner of Polsinelli's Washington... Read More » Apple Refreshes Its Line of iLobbyists Apple Inc. has upgraded its roster of outside lobbyists in Washington for the... Read More » Class Certified in Fraud Suit Targeting Trump University A California federal judge has certified a nationwide class of students who... Read More »   $44 Million Contingency Fee Upheld for Graubard Miller A contingency fee agreement that netted Graubard Miller $44 million for five... Read More » UGA Law Grads Post Highest Bar Pass Rate in Down Year The University of Georgia led the pack in the percentage of law school graduates... Read More » IP Dispute Divides Pizza-Making Family A long-standing legal rift involving a West Haven family turns on a central... Read More » Federal Judge Enjoins Sports Betting at NJ Racetrack A federal judge has blocked New Jersey's latest effort to pave the way for... Read More »

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