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"Legal"
The StarSite Investor Pitch That Caused the Fritsch Conviction
Prosecutors said Bernhard Eugen Fritsch attracted millions of dollars for celebrity-marketing technology by misrepresenting StarClub’s revenue, prospective commercial agreements, existing…
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How a Missed State Court Date Can Trigger a Fugitive Search
A defendant who fails to appear or violates release conditions may face a bench warrant, revoked bail and an expanding…
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Extradition, Deportation or Removal: Three Routes to Custody
A wanted person located abroad may ultimately be returned through formal extradition, immigration removal or deportation, depending on citizenship, local…
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A Single Trip Ends Poul Thorsen’s Life as a Wanted Person
Thorsen avoided American prosecution while remaining in Denmark, but international travel created the encounter that allowed German police to identify,…
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The Three-Question Procurement Test Law Firms Should Run
A single breached matter can cost a firm more than a partner earns in a decade. The average price tag…
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"Legal"
Austria Gives Firtash a Final Extradition Victory, Not a “Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card”
American prosecutors sharply criticized the recognition of his disputed Belarusian status, but no verified officials called the ruling a “mockery,”…
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Finance"
Evaluating the Urgency: How to Decide if an Expense is Worth a Short-Term Loan
Life rarely sticks to a neat, predictable budget. Just when you think you have your finances perfectly balanced for the…
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Finance"
Red Sea shipping attacks sharpen a portfolio question investors can no longer treat as abstract
Businesses and investors do not get to choose whether geopolitical disruption exists. They do choose how much of it they…
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