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Courtroom plea: Try, don t settle, civil cases | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Courtroom plea: Try, don t settle, civil cases | North Carolina Lawyers Weekly
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Op-ed: A lawyer and a client s plea to try cases | Michigan Lawyers Weekly

Op-ed: A lawyer and a client s plea to try cases | Michigan Lawyers Weekly
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American Jury indicts Nigerian Couple for fraudulently receiving $76,000 in a Real Estate Scam-United States Secret Service … Suspects: Caesar Oruade, Ayana Saunders convicted of wire fraud conspiracy and conspiracy to launder money Wife receives fund in United States, wires same to husband bank account in Nigeria, lied to American bankers money came from investors who were funding the making of Nigerian films through suspects production company In May 2017, a computer intrusion at a real estate company resulted in a Memphis woman s $76,000 payment on a home purchase being diverted to the bank account of California resident Jeffrey Cranford Agents investigating the case followed the money and found that the $76,000 had been chopped and sent to several other U S bank account holders before ultimately being wired to an account in Nigeria -FBI *BY GEORGE ELIJAH OTUMU/AMERICAN Senior Investigative Editor

American Jury indicts Nigerian Couple for fraudulently receiving $76,000 in a Real Estate Scam-United States Secret Service … Suspects: Caesar Oruade, Ayana Saunders convicted of wire fraud conspiracy and conspiracy to launder money *Wife receives fund in United States, wires same to husband bank account in Nigeria, lied to American bankers money came from investors who were funding the making of Nigerian films through suspects production company * In May 2017, a computer intrusion at a real estate company resulted in a Memphis woman s $76,000 payment on a home purchase being diverted to the bank account of California resident Jeffrey Cranford Agents investigating the case followed the money and found that the $76,000 had been chopped and sent to several other U S bank account holders before ultimately being wired to an account in Nigeria -FBI *BY GEORGE ELIJAH OTUMU/AMERICAN Senior Investigative Editor
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U S President Biden Has Reversed a Trump-Era Rule Requiring Pro-American Art in Federal Buildings

Trump’s previous policy required that federal art “illustrate the ideals upon which our Nation was founded.”

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US jury finds Israeli pharmaceutical company guilty of death and destruction

An Israeli multinational pharmaceutical company has been found guilty by an American Jury of fuelling the deadly drug crisis in New York. A lawsuit filed by the state s attorney general in 2019 accuse.

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