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ticle » Podcast Law360's Pro Say: Remembering Justice Stevens John Paul Stevens, a liberal icon who spent more than three decades as a justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, died July 16 at the age of 99. On this week's show, Supreme Court reporter Jimmy Hoover breaks down the life and legal legacy of the late justice.

ease the opioid epidemic. Indictment attached I Read full article » Craig Won't Use Ukraine Report From Judge's Firm At Trial Ex-Skadden partner Gregory Craig indicated Friday he didn't want to introduce at his upcoming trial a Ukraine-focused report authored by lawyers at the former firm of the D.C. fede

rts. -I document attached I Read full article ” TAX NY Urges Justices To Skip Designer Edelman's Tax Challenge New York's tax department has told the U.S. Supreme Court it shouldn't hear designer Sam Edelman's challenge to its taxation of intangible income of dual residents without an offsetting credit because ther

Calls To Register As Foreign Agent Skadden general counsel Lawrence Spiegel told a Washington, D.C., federal jury Monday that his former colleague Gregory Craig had repeatedly defied calls to register his work for the Ukrainian government because it would cause him and others at the law firm to lose out on

the Western District of New York U.S. Supreme Court EFTA00018863 --- PAGE BREAK --- Vinson & Elkins Atty Tapped For Texas High Court A seat on the Texas Supreme Court that will soon be vacated by a justice who has been confirmed to the federal bench will be filled by a former state appellate judge and current Vin

fense attorneys had hoped. Read full article » 2nd Circ. Says McDonnell Rule Doesn't Apply In FCPA Cases The high bar for certain corruption cases the U.S. Supreme Court set in McDonnell does not apply to prosecutions under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the Second Circuit ruled Friday, affirming the conviction

t. Read full article » Analysis 5 Things To Know As Trial Starts For Ex-Skadden Atty Craig Former Skadden partner and onetime White House counsel Gregory Craig heads to trial on Monday in a convoluted case involving an analysis he wrote six years ago about an overseas criminal prosecution and alleged lies