Law Firm Jackson Walker to Pay $15 Million to Settle Government Claims Over Ex-Judge’s Romance
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{ "epilogue": "Law firm Jackson Walker agreed to a $15 million settlement in a case tied to a judge scandal and government claims over an ex-judge's romance. The agreement resolved claims involving former bankruptcy clients in a bankruptcy ethics case." }
Epilogue added 15d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Law Firm Jackson Walker to Pay $15 Million to Settle Government Claims Over Ex-Judge’s Romance WSJ · 94d ago broke it first
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