Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, the Doobie Brothers, and Crosby, Stills & Nash headlined at Shoreline Amphitheater on a gorgeous summer day last August—a benefit for Musicians United for Safe Energy and humanitarian aid for Japan. It was a redux of a 1979 Madison Square Garden concert where the same musicians [...]
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The Write Stuff
While some lawyers dream of writing the next bestselling novel or hit screenplay, only a handful actually do. In this feature six such lawyers discuss their careers, their inspiration for pursuing writing, and how their legal education helped them realize their creative talents.
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White-Collar Crime
Real estate brokers who put together fraudulent income packages without the borrower knowing. Individuals who served as straw borrowers, essentially renting their credit out to those with insufficient credit. An alleged Ponzi scheme. A title company that helped write multiple loans on a single piece of property.
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GCs in D.C.: Counsel to Government
Washington — A poster-size photograph of one of the first meetings that Michael C. Camuñez attended with President Obama hangs prominently on the wall of his office in the White House complex.
As a special assistant to the president, Camuñez ’98 was part of a small group in charge of finding people to help run the executive branch in the new administration. The meeting with Obama involved “a candidate for a very senior government position,” Camuñez recalls.