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  1. Labor Law Prof Blog

    Recently-Published Scholarship

    By Workplace Prof

    23 Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal (Winter 2006)ArticlesCreola Johnson, Credentialism and the Proliferation of Fake Degrees:  The Employer Pretends to Need a Degree; The Employee Pretends to Have One,…

  2. Whistleblower Law Blog

    Road construction Fraud settlement nets $11.75 million to the government

    By Brian F. LaBovick

    There are a million ways to rip off the government. That is why the Qui Tam law’s (Federal False Claims Act) language is so broad. Yesterday I blogged about an…

  3. Whistleblower Law Blog

    Amerigroup gets hammered in Qui Tam suit

    By Brian F. LaBovick

    I don’t know why, but I just love it when big corporate powers get hammered. Maybe you don’t read the Chicago Sun Times newspaper or keep up with Qui Tam…

  4. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    There Goes $1.58 Billion

    By Ellen Podgor

    Investor Ronald Perelman won $1.58 billion in compensatory and punitive damages from investment bank Morgan Stanley on a fraud claim in 2005 in large part because the firm's e-mail production…

  5. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Two High-Profile Trials Begin

    By Securites Lawprof

    Two high-profile trials got underway this week.  First, the trial, in Chicago, of Lord Conrad Black, accused of looting millions of dollars from the company he formerly controlled, Hollinger International,…

  6. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Conrad Black Trial

    By Ellen Podgor

    After a one day delay, the trial of Conrad Black proceeded to opening statements. (See Chicago Tribune here). Canadian Press is following this trial closely. (See Toronto Globe & Mail…

  7. New York Attorney Malpractice Blog

    Huge Municipal Fraud and Legal Malpractice

    By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone

    Agency’s Former Counsel Held Liable in Contracting Scheme //  C.A. Says Conflict-of-Interest Statute Allows Recovery of Payments to Independent Contractor  KENNETH OFGANG, of Metro News-Enterprise reports: "The former counsel for…

  8. Media Law Prof Blog

    Conrad Black’s Trial Gets Underway

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    As the Conrad Black trial opens in Chicago, the first witness is Gordon Paris, an investment banker and former colleague. Read an article about the trial in the Media Guardian…

  9. Chicago IP Litigation

    Allegations of Fraud on the Patent Office Meet the Walker Process Fraud Requirements Allowing an Antitrust Counterclaim

    By R. David Donoghue

    Abbott Labs. v. Mylan Pharms., Inc., No. 05 C 6561, 2007 WL 625496 (N.D. Ill. Feb. 23, 2007) (Kendall, J.). Judge Kendall denied plaintiff's, Abbott, Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(6)…

  10. Securities Law Prof Blog

    Perspective on The Past Week’s Stories

    By Securites Lawprof

    The SEC is mounting another offensive on insider trading.  The SEC described as  "brazen" the group of Wall St. professionals who engaged in a longstanding scheme to profit in inside…