Off the Hook: In-Houser Not Liable for Alleged Errors That Led to $19M Award
A federal judge has ruled that an in-house lawyer for Camden County, New Jersey, can't be held personally liable to its insurers for a $19.3 million judgment in a case she allegedly botched.Fight Over Bratz Dolls Turns to Attorney Fees, Punitive Damages
Bratz doll manufacturer MGA Entertainment Inc. is seeking attorney fees plus $177 million in punitive damages after obtaining an $88.5 million verdict against rival Mattel Inc.Bank of America Finally Discloses Merrill's Losses — and Reveals Bernanke's 'Support Package'
Ex-EEOC GC on Background Checks in Hiring Decisions
Former Equal Employment Opportunity Commission General Counsel Donald Livingston discusses EEOC v. Freeman, which looked at whether use of criminal and credit background checks in hiring decisions is discriminatory.Married Lawyers on Moving From Big Firm to Boutique Law
With two busy practices and double-barreled earnings power, David and Courtney Angeli would be prime candidates for any list of Portland, Oregon-area "power couples." They certainly qualify as a "power legal couple."LegalZoom GC Works to Make the Law Accessible
LegalZoom's general counsel joined the online legal services pioneer in 2003, attracted by doing something novel in the industry and by the idea of making the law accessible to the middle class and small businesses.Reckitt on Hunt for GC After Surprise Departure
Reckitt Benckiser is on the hunt for a new general counsel after the surprise departure of legal chief Christopher Roberts. Roberts left the Anglo-Dutch consumer goods giant in September, and it is understood that he is yet to take on another position. Reckitt's chief financial officer, Colin Day, has temporarily taken charge of the company's 25-strong legal team as no replacement has yet been appointed.Patent Suit Uses Lycos Search to Target Alleged Infringers
Search engine Lycos still has a couple of internet search-related patents that a group of investors believes could be very valuable. In June, Lycos sold the patents to company called I/P Engine. And now, I/P Engine and its lawyers at Dickstein Shapiro asserted them.Questions Surround Penn State GC's Role Before Grand Jury
Following the news that Penn State University general counsel Cynthia Baldwin was allowed into the grand jury proceedings of two former university administrators, whom she now claims she was not representing, several attorneys posed the same question: How?Trending Stories
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