Mr. Paul F. Ware Jr.

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  Paul Ware, a partner at the Boston law firm Goodwin Procter, will oversee the investigation into whether there is criminal culpability in the July 10 ceiling collapse that killed Milena Del Valle, 38.
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  Ware was sworn-in as a special assistant attorney general.
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  "I think the importance of this task is unequaled," Ware said at a news conference Thursday."This investigation is informed by a tragedy that happened last sumnmer."
  
  Ware, who heads his law firm's litigation department, also served as the prosecutor in the Commission on Judicial Conduct investigation of Superior Court Judge Maria Lopez, who resigned from the bench in 2003.

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  "They failed to make that distinction clear," said Paul Ware, hired as a special investigator by Coakley.

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  "They failed to make that distinction clear," said Paul Ware, hired as a special investigator by Coakley.

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  "They failed to make that distinction clear," said Paul Ware, a special investigator hired by Coakley.

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  Paul Ware could exonerate Lance Cpl.
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  Ware's 18-page report, released by Sharratt's attorneys, was submitted Friday to Lt.Gen.
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  "He responded instinctively, assaulting into the room and emptying his pistol," Ware wrote.
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  Ware, a military judge, weighed evidence from prosecutors and defense attorneys, and read thousands of pages of documents.
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  By clearing Sharratt in the shootings of Jasib Aiad Ahmed, Kahtan Aiad Ahmed and Jamal Aiad Ahmed, Ware also appeared to clear Wuterich in that attack, concluding that the Marines' account was more credible than the allegations of residents who said the deaths were executions.
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  Ware found that physical evidence showed that the shots that killed the men were fired from a distance, "inconsistent with an execution."
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  However, Ware did not examine the previous shootings, reporting that it is only a "compelling theory tying in the events and actions by other Marines as a prelude for the actions" Sharratt took later that day.
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  Ware found their accounts questionable and inconsistent.
  
  "To believe the government version of facts is to disregard clear and convincing evidence to the contrary and sets a dangerous precedent that . . . may encourage others to bear false witness against Marines as a tactic to erode public support of the Marine Corps and mission in Iraq," Ware wrote.

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  Paul F. Ware Litigation Department Chair617.570.1280pware@goodwinprocter.com

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  Coakley paid a premium to hire Paul F. Ware Jr., head of litigation at the Boston office of law firm Goodwin Proctor, which Coakley worked for.
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  Coakley agreed to pay Ware and his team $525 an hour, a "discount" from his usual $850 an hour, but still far more than other state agencies pay for outside legal services.
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  The contractors Ware is investigating also pay just $200 an hour for their attorneys, who, so far, have produced better results for their clients.What has the $1 million in taxpayer money bought for Massachusetts residents?Exactly one indictment - of epoxy maker Power Fasteners - that, if successful, will result in a maximum $1,000 fine.The Big Dig is the most expensive public works project in American history, which, thanks to corruption at almost all levels, came in way over budget and way behind schedule, finally producing shoddy results.Now, taxpayers continue to be bilked by the state, paying way too much for an investigation that also has thus far produced shoddy results.Coakley's office should terminate its agreement with Ware and finish the investigation in-house.

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  I think she's a great draft choice for McDermott," said Paul Ware, chairman of the litigation department at Goodwin Procter LLP in Boston.

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  Published on: 11/26/2007    Last Visited: 11/26/2007  

  The probe by special assistant attorney general Paul F. Ware Jr. could get pricier if his contract is extended once it hits its contractual cap of $978,000 at the end of next month, The Boston Globe reported.
  
  So far, Ware has so far indicted only one supplier - epoxy maker Power Fasteners - in connection with the July 2006 death of Milena Del Valle.
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  It's unlikely that Ware will seek additional charges, according to lawyers involved in the case.
  
  Ware's duties also include negotiating a settlement with Big Dig project managers Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff.If talks break down, Ware, who is head of litigation at the Boston office of the law firm Goodwin Procter, could prosecute Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff.
  
  Coakley, who worked for Goodwin Procter in the 1980s, defended her decision to hire Ware.
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  Ware and two other lawyers from Goodwin Procter billed the state about $850,000 between March and September at rate of $525 an hour, according to records from the attorney general's office.That's a steep discount for at least two of the lawyers, including Ware, whose rate is normally $850 per hour, said Emily LaGrassa, a spokeswoman for Coakley's office.

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