By Tom Perrotta | December 5, 2005
A business owner who lost $75,000 to a crooked bookkeeper can sue the New York State Department of Labor for failing to properly screen the employee as it had promised to do under a special pr
By Pamela A. MacLean | June 10, 2008
In the two years since the U.S. government indicted its first corporate executive in the stock options backdating scandal, more than 130 companies have restated financial results -- producing n
By Sheri Qualters | November 15, 2007
Whirlpool Corp. faces myriad business risks and uncertainties in its $18 billion global appliance business, but its legal bills from midsize Michigan law firm Warner Norcross & Judd aren't one
By Julie O'Shea | November 16, 2005
While a trade secrets lawsuit between two Silicon Valley semiconductor companies awaits review by the California Supreme Court, a key piece of potential evidence remains in legal limbo as atto
By Gina Passarella | February 20, 2009
Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg & Ellers partner Charles Ercole got a call in early February just days after 1,000 workers were laid off from the Virginia plant of electronic memory manufacture
By Leonard Post | April 27, 2005
Fear that federal prosecutors will continue to pressure corporations under investigation to waive attorney-client privilege and work-product protections hampers corporate compliance efforts, s
By Lorelie S. Masters, Matthew L. Jacobs and Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos | March 26, 2008
Like many issues before it, global warming has begun to cross over from the public policy arena into litigation. In the last few years, a wide range of plaintiffs have brought actions against a
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By Kathleen Quenneville | November 4, 2008
As general counsel and assistant corporate secretary at Mechanics Bank in Northern Califor
By Tony Mauro | November 30, 2005
The Supreme Court on Tuesday seemed ready to hand a victory to patent holders in a closely watched antitrust case that could have a broad impact on intellectual property law.Though jus
By Pamela A. MacLean | August 13, 2007
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has lifted a $14,655 sanction against the lead trial attorney for Ford Motor Co. in a personal injury case that was imposed as punishment for peeking at jury r
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