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Fruit & Vegetable Supreme Inc. v. Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co.
Losses Sustained Before Blackout May Be Recoverable, But Not Post-Blackout LossesJustices Narrow Use of State and Local Reports in Whistleblower Suits
Greenbaum Rowe Vindicated in Suit by Shareholders of Client Corporation
A New Jersey appeals court has handed Greenbaum, Rowe, Smith & Davis and two of its partners a win in a legal malpractice case, finding their representation of a close corporation did not create a duty to its three shareholders. Any duty that was breached was a duty only to the corporation, the court held in affirming dismissal of the case. The plaintiffs' initial hurdle in the suit was their retainer agreement, which said the firm represented only the company and the shareholders were advised to obtain independent counsel.Appeals court rejects disclosure of Medicare data
WASHINGTON (AP) ? A federal appeals court has rejected a consumer group's bid to use Medicare billing records to rate individual doctors.Lessees Owing Property Taxes Can Challenge Liability
Can a debtor challenge a real estate tax liability if it is not the owner of the property? Under the right circumstances, yes, according to a recent decision of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.View more book results for the query "*"
Wilson, Sonsini Helping Pacific Biosciences With Planned IPO
N.Y. Bar Groups Seek Changes in Advertising Restrictions
Expressing grave concerns over the constitutionality, practicality and fair enforcement of proposed new restrictions on attorney advertising, major New York bar groups are urging court administrators to seek a more tailored and focused response to the perceived and actual ills of lawyer self-promotion and solicitations. With the Nov. 15 deadline for commentary quickly approaching, and the Jan. 15 projected effective date hovering, several groups have submitted reports to the Office of Court Administration.Court Endorses the Business-Judgment Rule
In In re PSE&G Shareholder Litigation, the New Jersey Supreme Court sent a clear message that in cases of alleged breaches of the duty of care, boards of directors can expect the judiciary to respect their good faith business decisions, including those made about litigation on behalf of the corporation.A&M to Pay Millions for Texas Wesleyan School of Law
Texas Wesleyan School of Law and Texas A&M University today are announcing they signed a letter of intent for A&M University to assume ownership and operations of Texas Wesleyan's law school. Texas Wesleyan would remain the owner of the land and facilities and would rent them to A&M. A&M System Chancellor John Sharp says A&M has always wanted a law school because it "rounds out" the A&M System's professional schools.Trending Stories
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