OAG slams Boston law firm’s alleged pad-and-cut tactic

NMI govt asks court to award law firm $112,640 instead of $488,882 By Ferdie de la Torre Reporter The CNMI government slammed the Retirement Fund’s Boston-based counsel yesterday for allegedly resorting to “pad-and-cut tactics” for demanding $750,937.82 in payment and then...
Posted On Jul 27 2012 06:34
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IRS: Variety owner, construction firm fail to pay $378,728 in taxes

Younis Art Studio Inc., which owns the Marianas Variety, and Sablan Construction Co. Ltd. failed to pay a total of $378,727.43 in employer’s quarterly federal tax return, according to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. IRS, through revenue officers Marla Johnson and Debra...
Posted On Jul 25 2012 02:28
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Boston law firm slashes bill

»Now demanding $488,882 instead of $750,937 By Ferdie de la Torre Reporter The Boston-based counsel for the NMI Retirement Fund is now asking to be paid $488,882 instead of the $750,937.82 it earlier demanded as payment for professional services and expenses. Jeremy B. Coffey of...
Posted On Jul 25 2012 01:37
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WPS principal appeals detention order to Ninth Circuit

Whispering Palms School principal Thomas Weindl is appealing to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit the federal court’s order for his continued detention while awaiting trial on a child porn charge. Weindl, through counsel, filed a notice in the U.S. District...
Posted On Jul 24 2012 08:02
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