Krupnick Campbell Malone Buser Slama Hancock Liberman and McKee: RSS Feed

Our lawyers frequently work on matters that are in the news. Please click on the headlines below to read the full story.

CSX railroad announces legal department picks (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Freight railroad operator CSX Corp. on Wednesday announced two general counsel appointments as part of a reorganization of the company's legal department.

Judge Dismisses Legal Claims in King Family Dispute (Fox News)
A judge has dismissed most of the remaining legal claims in a dispute between the children of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., months after the siblings reached a settlement.

7/7 survivors will get legal aid (BBC News)
Legal aid will be given to survivors of the July 7 London bombings for representation at the inquests of the victims.

Legal aid for all 7/7 survivors (BBC News)
All survivors of the 7 July bombings in London have been granted legal aid for the inquests, the government says.

Legal aid lawyers told to wait for their money (Times Online)
Jack Straw’s frustrations with the running of the £2.1 billion a year legal aid scheme were laid bare this week along with the policy clashes that have led to the demise of the body in charge.

Legal fallout continues from Coyotes bankruptcy (Sports Illustrated)
NEW YORK (AP) -- The nearly yearlong legal battle between the National Hockey League and former Phoenix Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes isn't over yet.

Mayor threatens Tube legal action (BBC News)
London Mayor Boris Johnson says he is considering legal action after it is ruled contractor Tube Lines must be paid £4.4bn for work on the Underground.

N.J. court: No campaign cash for pol's legal bills (Asbury Park Press)
TRENTON — A convicted New Jersey politician cannot use leftover campaign funds to defray his legal bills, the state's highest court ruled Monday.

Franklin County residents offered free legal help in dealing with debt collections (The Columbus Dispatch)
Some Franklin County residents can receive free legal help in dealing with aggressive debt collectors under a new plan announced today. The clinic operates on the third Tuesday of every month. More information can be obtained by calling 614-241-2001.

Jayson Williams' sentence ends one case, but legal troubles continue (MyCentralJersey.com)
SOMERVILLE — Because he has already agreed not to appeal either his conviction or five-year prison sentence, Jayson Williams' legal travails may be over here, but he still faces a legal challenge in New York City.


site map	©2007 All Rights Reserved. Designed by Approachnet