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USA - July 2 2012
The Supreme Court of the United States recently held in Southern Union Company v. United States that the Sixth Amendment requires juries to determine facts that increase maximum criminal fines.
USA - June 26 2012
A recent appellate decision could impact how damages are calculated in implied false certification suits where a defendant fails to comply with a condition of payment, yet provides adequate services.
