| The National Law Journal 1995 David Lyons |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Agent-witness 'igloo' tryst leaves defendants in cooler. (affair between federal agent and informant involved in drug and money laundering case against David Arnold and Armando Coto) | Law | David Lyons |
| Benlate winners must try again: Fla. judge orders retrials, citing victors' misconduct. (Benlate 50 DF fungicide) | Law | David Lyons |
| Botched sting leads to torture and a suit. | Law | David Lyons |
| Deal cited in Noriega trial: letters show U.S. bargained with drug cartel for key witness, lawyers claim. | Law | David Lyons |
| Everglades ex-prosecutor renews pollution pursuit; Native American tribe wants Fla., U.S. to stop flooding its land. (Dexter Lehtinen, representing Miccosukee Tribe) | Law | David Lyons |
| Feds raid Miami lawyer offices: Medicare fraud probe said to be the reason; files, computers taken. (Florida) | Law | David Lyons |
| Feds snare lawyers in Cali Cartel net; the defense bar sees, in raids, taps and novel theories, an unprecedented attack. (includes related article) | Law | David Lyons |
| Firms object to settlement: Baker and Cadwalader see a potential liability trap in an end to investor fraud cases. | Law | David Lyons |
| Florida starts up a school for lawyers who stray: program centers on rescue of those committing minor infractions - not felonies. | Law | David Lyons |
| Heist whodunit turns into a case of fraud: what started out as a heist ended up as a tug of war over who should pay for the loss. | Law | David Lyons |
| Judge hits feds in fraud appeal: doubts over prosecution theory result in bail for a former Cavath associate and others in Florida case. | Law | David Lyons |
| Judge slams feds for lawyer's prosecution: ex-Blank Rome attorney called victim of prosecutor's 'excesses.' (U.S. District Court Judge William M. Hoeveler, malicious prosecution victim Kenneth Treadwell) | Law | David Lyons |
| Lawyers, agency spar over Vietnam records. | Law | David Lyons |
| Lost army's final battle is waged in U.S. courts: U.S.-sponsored raiders often ended up in North Vietnam's prisons. Now they want back pay. | Law | David Lyons |
| Prosecutors frustrated as mogul eludes net; indicted health care executive got an assist on his flight from an unlikely source - the IRS. (Miguel G. Recarey, Jr.) | Law | David Lyons |
| Star says U. of Miami sacked his pro dream: lawsuit claims recruitment pitch was an oral contract. The tale may be in the tapes. | Law | David Lyons |
| They blame affirmative action for deaths. (Florida) | Law | David Lyons |
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