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Choice of SEC Head Lauded by Securities Lawyers
President Bush has selected William H. Donaldson, a co-founder of investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission, replacing Harvey Pitt, who resigned last month. Donaldson comes to the SEC at a rocky time, as it conducts a record number of investigations in the wake of the stock market decline and a rash of accounting scandals. Securities lawyers praised the selection.Ga. man charged in death of newlywed wife
A middle Georgia man who was charged in the shooting death of his newlywed wife was scheduled to appear in court Friday.View more book results for the query "*"
Heart disease killed former security guard Jewell
ATLANTA AP - Former security Richard Jewell, who was wrongly linked to the deadly bombing at the 1996 Summer Olympics, died of heart disease, Georgia's chief medical examiner said Thursday.Jewell, 44, who had diabetes and kidney problems, died Wednesday at his home in West Georgia.An autopsy performed by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation showed Jewell had severe heart disease and essentially had a heart attack, Dr.Estrella v. P.R. Painting Corp.
$72,136 Awarded in FLSA Overtime Case; Lawyer Paid Half His Usual Hourly Rate for Travel TimeIt's No Coincidence: The Successful Firms Have Strong Management and Leadership
In a corporation, the person who has the most impact on the performance is the CEO. Although the practice of law is a profession, a law firm is a business. Therefore, the person who should have the most impact on the performance of the firm is the managing partner. In far too many firms, the partners are still reluctant to give anyone the CEO authority needed for effective management and leadership, says consultant Robert Denney, who explains what the role of a strong managing partner should entail.NYC Mayor: Economy would fail if illegal immigrants were deported
PHILADELPHIA AP - The economy of the country's largest city and the entire nation would collapse if illegal immigrants were deported en masse, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg told a Senate committee hearing Wednesday.New York City is home to more than 3 million immigrants, and a half-million of them came to this country illegally, Bloomberg testified.Trending Stories
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