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• Paralegal Who Falsely Claimed to Be a Doctor, Then Became a Lawyer, Has Law ... ABA Journal By Martha Neil In the latest example of a law firm burned after apparently failing to confirm a worker's credentials, the Legal Profession Blog is reporting that a Massachusetts attorney's law license has been suspended for two years because she ... and more »

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  Prosecutors close Lance Armstrong investigation kjrh.com In a press release, United States Attorney Andre Birotte Jr. says the case has been closed but didn't disclose the reason for the decision. Investigators looked at whether a doping program was created to keep Armstrong and his teammates running at the ... and more »

• Attorney suspended for posing as physician Thomson Reuters News & Insight In 2009, a photo of Friery appeared in a calendar, "Beautiful Massachusetts Lawyer of 2009," the proceeds of which benefited Greater Boston Legal Services. Friery was featured in a story on Boston.com in 2009 about the calendar. and more »

• Employers paid out nearly $5m for labor law violations in 2011, AG Coakley says Boston Globe By Chris Reidy The office of the Massachusetts attorney general said it recovered nearly $5 million in restitution and penalties from employers who violated state labor laws last year. The office's Fair Labor Division recovered roughly $4.5 million in ... and more »

• Attorney General Martha Coakley tells Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to reduce ... Boston.com By Jenifer B. McKim, Globe Staff Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley is urging mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae to do more to prevent “unnecessary foreclosures,” including by reducing loan principal for homeowners struggling to pay ... and more »

• Mass.AG: Mortgage giants should aid homeowners Boston.com BOSTON—Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley is urging the government-affiliated mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to agree to modify existing loans to help struggling homeowners. In a letter Friday to the acting director of the ... and more »

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  Coakley urges Fannie, Freddie to do more on foreclosures Boston Globe By Jenifer B. McKim Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley today said mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae should do more to stop “unnecessary foreclosures,” including by reducing loan principal for homeowners who are having difficulty ... and more »

• Tennis Instructor Faces Child Pornography Charges Patch.com A tennis instructor at Westboro Tennis and Swim Club is facing several child pornography charges today after an investigation by Massachusetts State Police detectives and Northborough police, according to Worcester District Attorney Joseph D. Early, ... and more »

• 5 charged with dealing drugs at Mass. VA hospital Boston.com BOSTON—Five veterans have been arrested and charged by federal authorities with selling drugs at a Veterans Administration hospital in Massachusetts. Federal prosecutors say the men are accused in some cases of selling the medications that had been ... and more »

• Lawyers for confessed killer Gary Sampson seek to appeal ruling My Fox Boston Sampson was sentenced to death after pleading guilty to killing three people during a 2001 crime spree in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. But last year, a judge ruled Sampson's right to an impartial jury was violated because a juror withheld ... and more »

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