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Two lawyers accused of defrauding their clients in a diet-drug settlement of $65 million were sent back to jail Thursday after a jury deadlocked and a federal judge declared a mistrial.
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A federal judge who declared a mistrial in the case of two lawyers accused of conspiring to defraud clients in a diet-drug settlement won’t handle the retrial.
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A Kentucky judge has declared a mistrial in the case of two lawyers charged with defrauding clients of $65 million in a diet-drug settlement.
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A federal judge told deadlocked jurors to go back and discuss the case again as the possibility of a mistrial loomed in the case of two lawyers charged with defrauding...
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A federal jury acquitted one attorney Tuesday of defrauding clients in a diet-drug settlement, but was sent back to deliberate on two others.
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A federal jury in Kentucky has acquitted one attorney of defrauding clients in a diet-drug settlement, but is going back to deliberate on two others.
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The case of three lawyers charged with defrauding clients in a $200 million diet drug settlement went to a federal jury Tuesday.
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