61. Schuette Fears Giants
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... point. What is important is that in any future election the people will have access to the indelible truth, that Schuette was on notice of unquestionable misconduct by Jones Day lawyers, that Schuette ...

62. Zachary Warren
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... involving major NYC medical institutions, doctors, and their lawyers. This is the prosecutor who trembles at the thought of indicting deli meat. But enough on this page about Vance, far be it from BankruptcyMisconduct ...

63. Why Hire These Lawyers?
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Top Ten Reasons Why You Should Hire a Lawyer Featured on BankruptcyMisconduct So many great experienced and hard working lawyers in the U.S.A.  But you are considering hiring a lawyer, or his ...

64. Francis Canellas
(Articles/People)

... of the attorney kind, if you know what BankruptcyMisconduct means. Download your own copy of the guilty plea & allocution by Frank Canellas free on BankruptcyMisconduct.com.  ...

65. Charges: Round One
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Two things first: To the many "non-believers" who derided BankruptcyMisconduct for our coverage of Dewey LeBoeuf, claiming that our Viability? analysis was absurd, such as our predictions of acrimonious ...

66. Preet's Epic Punts
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Preet Bharara displays his clever understanding of the American Game of Justice by his habitual strategy of punting on first down BankruptcyMisconduct finds it a work in progress to keep track of the ...

67. Judicial Malfeasance
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Wilful Judicial Malfeasance BankruptcyMisconduct explains how our Federal Bankruptcy Courts sadly reveal instances of gross Judicial Malfeasance. First we will eviscerate the false premise behind which ...

68. Judge Lippmann
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Judge Jonathan Lippmann BankruptcyMisconduct is devoted to our readers, with our special kind of coverage of issues related to corruption in bankruptcy courts, and the related industries which feed at ...

69. Cases
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BankruptcyMisconduct.com has been directing the public's attention to peculiar circumstances in a number of bankruptcy cases. These cases are exemplary in their demonstration of the need for a closer scrutiny ...