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By Yuri Kageyama | May 10, 2006
The president and chief executive of Toyota Motor North America, accused last week in a sexual harassment lawsuit, is leaving the post, the automaker said Tuesday. In response, the world'
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By Sandy Shore | November 2, 2005
Qwest Communications International Inc., the primary local telephone provider in 14 mostly Western states, reported a smaller loss for the third quarter on Tuesday and announced a tentative $400 mi
By Tresa Baldas | August 16, 2006
The nation's three top credit bureaus are being slammed with a growing number of lawsuits filed by consumers who allege that the agencies are severely damaging their credit worthiness.
By Zusha Elinson | June 9, 2008
Earlier this year, Bookham Inc. began working with a big national firm on a legal matter. Things went swimmingly for a week or two until the firm asked, as part of its engagement letter, for a
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January 9, 2007
A federal judge added more than $3.3 million in interest to a $15 million verdict a jury awarded to a Tulsa, Okla., couple whose son was killed in a 2003 traffic accident.U.S. Chief District
By Vanessa Blum | May 1, 2013
Two prominent San Francisco antitrust attorneys, Joseph M. Alioto of Alioto Law Firm and Francis Scarpulla of Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason, are bitterly feuding over their share of fees
By Zusha Elinson | February 18, 2009
A discrimination complaint threw a harsh light on Yahoo's legal department, and two years later, the case remains one of the Internet giant's ongoing struggles. One of its own lawyers -- a b
By David A. Katz and Laura A. McIntosh | May 23, 2008
The advance notice bylaw, a corporate housekeeping tool with potentially powerful effects, has come under the spotlight in several recent Delaware cases. These cases provide sobering reminders
By Lisa Brennan | August 15, 2006
In the closest tally of its annual meeting in Honolulu, the American Bar Association decided Aug. 7 to push for a federal rule change to protect expert draft reports from discovery. After vi
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By Jeffrey Gold | November 20, 2006
A jury in Newark, N.J., has awarded $3 million to a woman who claimed her husband, a potter, died because he contracted a fatal disease from asbestos fibers inhaled while working with a material he
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