Forensics Magazine By Douglas Page Dec. 2006/Jan. 2007  THERE'S GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWS: LOWER PROCESSING COSTS AND DIMINISHING FILM AVAILABILITY HAVE DRIVEN FORENSIC SCIENCE TOWARD DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY. Last summer, Reuters admitted that two digital photographs presented as part of its coverage of the ...

SNARED BY THEIR SHELTERS(http://www.enensteinlaw.com/latimes.htm) By Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer January 10, 2005  As one of the state's top energy regulators, Michael Peevey is familiar with complicated schemes. Now he finds himself caught in one. In the late 1990s, he started and sold his ...

Source: New York LawyerMeredith Hobbs | August 8, 2011 Three unhappy investors suing developer M. Shi Shailendra over what they claim are millions of dollars in losses from failed real estate ventures also are suing his law firms and banks, alleging the lawyers and ...

The plaintiffs in a malpractice trial against Holland & Knight, represented by David Ribakoff of Enenstein, Ribakoff, LaViña & Pham, were awarded $34.5 million in compensatory damages. Read Article  

Darren Enenstein of Enenstein and Ribakoff represented Defendant, the Personal Representative of Decedent. Plaintiff and Decedent entered into a premarital agreement allowing for $10,000 per month and to pay for Plaintiff's "living expenses" pursuant to an "Irrevocable Grant" and the ...